Zillionaire Syringe - Alaskan ThunderFuck

Sold under the Zillionaire name, this syringe holds a concentrate named for Alaskan Thunder Fuck, the strain also known as ATF.

A legend from the Matanuska Valley

Leafly calls ATF a legendary sativa from the Matanuska Valley area of Alaska and lists Matanuska Thunder Fuck, Matanuska Tundra and Alaskan Thunder among its other names. The story Leafly repeats starts with a Northern California sativa crossed with a Russian ruderalis; around the late 70s, Afghani genetics were bred in to make the plant sturdier, which turned it into a hybrid.

Leafly’s genetics panel lists North American Sativa as the parent, with Chronic Thunder and Chocolate Thunder as offspring.

Myrcene first, with menthol and sage notes

Leafly places ATF in its hybrid category, and AllBud rates it a sativa dominant hybrid, 70% sativa and 30% indica. Myrcene heads Leafly’s terpene breakdown for ATF, and caryophyllene and limonene follow. Leafly’s tasting notes for the strain read menthol, sage and pine, while AllBud’s flavour list is citrus, grape, pine, spicy and sweet, with earthy, grape, pungent and spicy among its aromas.

A daytime strain by AllBud’s account

Energetic, uplifted and euphoric are the feelings Leafly reviewers name most. AllBud says the strain is popular for a high quite different from what most people have tried, and that its uplifting character suits morning or daytime use. Our ATF strain guide notes that the high can take its time to build. Tags left by AllBud reviewers range from cerebral, sociable and focus to happy, giggly, tingly and body high.

ATF holds a 4.4 rating from 2,227 votes on Leafly and a 4.5 from 104 votes on AllBud.

Health Canada’s advice on extracts

Health Canada describes extracts like hash, kief, wax and shatter as high in THC, and its advice for new or occasional users is to avoid them. Its lower-risk cannabis use guidelines also ask people to hold off driving for 6 hours or more once they have used cannabis.