Sweet Tooth

Both Leafly and AllBud record a 2001 Cannabis Cup win for the Sweet Tooth strain, and Leafly gives it as first place. The flower carries that strain’s name. Leafly’s label is indica; AllBud’s is hybrid, split 50% sativa to 50% indica.

Afghani and Nepalese roots, and two offspring

Leafly’s description speaks of a Hawaiian and Nepali cross, and its genetics chart shows Afghani and Nepalese as the parents. AllBud lists three ancestors: Nepalese Indica, Afghani Indica and Hawaiian Sativa. Leafly names Blockhead and Sweet Cindy as descendants. The six classics in our best indica strains guide run from GDP to Bubba Kush.

Candy-coated colas, rust and green buds

Growers quoted by Leafly say the colas are candy-coated with trichomes, and they put the typical yield at 350 to 450 g per square metre. AllBud describes a plant that yields well, with long deep green leaves, and buds that look rust and green.

Flowery, sweet and honeyed

Leafly’s flavour tags are flowery, sweet and honey. AllBud describes a strong, pleasant taste that mixes earthy, sweet and flowery notes, and a smell that is woody and flowery. Its flavour tags are berry, candy, fruity, sweet and woody, and its aroma tags flowery, fragrant and sweet.

Myrcene first, and two THC figures

Leafly Certified lab data puts myrcene first, then caryophyllene and pinene. Leafly shows 19% THC and 1% CBG. AllBud shows 16% THC, and its text gives a level of 16.45%.

What the two sites report about the high

Leafly describes uplifting, euphoric effects, and its reviewers tag relaxed, euphoric and happy. AllBud calls euphoria the most prominent effect, with an uplifting, invigorating feel, and says people report feeling happy and relaxed. AllBud also describes an indica-sativa mix that gives a prominent sativa high. On Leafly the strain holds 4.2 from 645 ratings; on AllBud, 4.7 from 37 votes and 24 reviews.