Black Truffle
Genetics
GMOSea Stars
Stated by the breeder · 2 sources
Bred by 808 Genetics · parent of 2 strains
Effects & uses
Black Truffle is less suited to situations where people want to stay clear-headed, so it's more often reached for in quieter moments than during focused daytime work. Its experience is best judged by individual preference, since the available notes are limited.
The lab profile shows linalool as the most prominent terpene at about 0.30%, with caryophyllene and limonene close behind at around 0.27% each and myrcene at about 0.14%. Median THC sits around 22%.
Genetics
Family tree
- Garlic CookiesVerified
- ChemdawgVerified
- Girl Scout CookiesVerified
- Durban PoisonVerified
- Dutch GeneticsReported
- South AfricanReported
- OG KushVerified
- unknown (Florida 'Supernaut'/'Krippy' bag seed)Well-supported
- Sea StarsVerified
- Verified
- Well-supported
- Reported
- Folklore
- Disputed
Offspring
Bred from Black Truffle
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC22.3%n=47
- CBD0.00%n=44
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- Linalool0.30%n=44
- β-Caryophyllene0.27%n=44
- Limonene0.27%n=44
- Myrcene0.14%n=44
- Humulene0.11%n=44
- β-Pinene0.05%n=44
- α-Pinene0.03%n=44
Good for
Use cases
- Stress90th
- Creativity72th
- Social67th
- Sleep60th
- Energy50th
- Pain49th
- Relaxation48th
- Appetite37th
- Focus28th
- Clear-headed17th
Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.
All reported crosses & sources (1 cross)
GMO × Sea Stars
VerifiedStated by 808 Genetics
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Type (Type not reported) is a reported label, not chemistry.