Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane flower shares its name with a cross of Platinum and Slurricane, which Leafly credits to In House Genetics and files as a hybrid. AllBud calls the cross rare and slightly sativa-dominant, 60/40 in sativa’s favour.

Platinum crossed with Slurricane

Leafly gives the cross as Platinum and Slurricane and lists Sweet Cream as a child strain. AllBud lists the same Platinum and Slurricane pairing.

Grape candy sweetness

AllBud describes a very sweet, sugary grape-candy flavour for Sugar Cane, with a similar aroma plus a hint of spice and earthy pungency. Its flavour tags for the strain run grape, candy, sweet, fruity and spicy, and the aroma tags earthy, fruity, herbal, pungent and sweet.

Leafly’s text names grape, sweet and floral flavours for Sugar Cane, while its flavour tags read flowery, grape and berry. One AllBud reviewer reports four different phenotypes, two tasting like grape candy and two more gassy.

Popcorn-shaped nuggets in minty green

AllBud describes popcorn-shaped nuggets in a minty green, with olive leaves, amber hairs and a fine frosting of white trichomes.

A relaxing build, then energy and motivation

On AllBud the Sugar Cane high begins with a relaxing build at the back of the head, then brings energy and motivation, followed by a physical buzz that the site says settles into bliss. AllBud’s effect tags are body high, creative, relaxing and uplifting, while Leafly reviewers tag Sugar Cane focused, energetic and uplifted.

Limonene first, with each source’s THC figure

Leafly shows 17% THC and 0% CBD for Sugar Cane, and AllBud says THC usually starts at about 20%.

Limonene heads Leafly’s terpene list for the strain, ahead of caryophyllene and myrcene, and our limonene guide has the background on that lead terpene. Scores are 4.2 from 37 Leafly ratings and 4.7 from 44 AllBud votes with 8 reviews.