White Truffle #2

Description

WHAT STRAIN IS WHITE TRUFFLE? ORIGINS AND CHARACTERISTICS

The White Truffle weed strain is an Indica-dominant hybrid (60% Indica vs 40% Sativa) and is a custom version of Gorilla Butter. It is created by breeding the potent Peanut Butter Breath and the famed Gorilla Glue #4. Known for its quick-hitting, mind-clearing high, White Truffle transitions into a soothing, full-body relaxation, making it a favorite among those seeking mental and physical relief.

White Truffle is said to have originally been bred by a small breeder called Fresh Coast Genetics in Michigan, but Parabellum Genetics has also bred a strain called White Truffle by crossing 95 Dead with Platinum Kush Mints. Regardless of who bred the name, two things are for sure: when grown properly, White Truffle is delicious and produces an excellent high.

WHAT DOES WHITE TRUFFLE STRAIN LOOK LIKE?

Characterized by its dense, spade-shaped buds, the White Truffle strain is visually striking. It tends to yield purple-splotched nugs and foliage that can turn so dark it almost appears black. Its thick, tightly packed buds, shaped like spades, come cloaked in frosty white trichomes with some dark brown hairs. Usually flowering at around two months with abundant yields, it grows well both indoors and outdoors (in sunny conditions).

HOW DOES WHITE TRUFFLE SMELL AND TASTE?

White Truffle’s aroma comes through with notes of earth, dank, and skunk. Those skunky (and slightly gassy) flavors blanket your mouth upon consumption.

Its terpene profile features a high amount of caryophyllene, which is also abundant in weed strains like Girl Scout Cookies and Bubba Kush. Also present in high quantities is limonene, the citrusy terpene also found in daytime cannabis strains like Durban Poison, Jack Herer, and Super Lemon Haze. The third terpene that White Truffle contains in high quantities is humulene, the same chemical present in strains like Death Star, Thin Mint GSC, and Original Glue. We will discuss those terpenes in more detail in the latter part of this blog.

Its flavor blends earthy, skunky, and slightly gassy notes, Indicating its rich terpene profile featuring caryophyllene, limonene, and humulene. Ideal for unwinding after a long day, the White Truffle strain is celebrated for its balanced effects, offering a harmonious blend of euphoria and relaxation.