CANDYCANE
Indicamyrcene/pinene

Candy Cane

Genetics

SlurricanePlatinum Candy

Most-cited cross · 3 sources · origin debated, 1 other cross reported

Bred by Crop King Seeds

🔥 11%THC · 8 tests🌿 1.0%terpenes⏱ 9–10wflowering

Effects & uses

People most often describe Candy Cane as relaxing and sleepy, with a happy, easygoing mood alongside it. Despite the calm, users tend to note that it stays fairly clear-headed rather than foggy. It's commonly chosen for winding down in the evening, for drifting off to sleep and for bringing on an appetite. Those looking for energy or motivation generally find it a poor fit.

The flavor is usually described as sweet. Lab tests show myrcene as the leading terpene, followed by caryophyllene, with smaller amounts of limonene and alpha-pinene. THC is modest, typically around 11%.

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Genetics

Family tree

Candy Cane
  • Verified
  • Well-supported
  • Reported
  • Folklore
  • Disputed

Offspring

Bred from Candy Cane

No documented offspring yet.

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Candy Cane
  • THC10.7%n=8
  • CBG0.43%n=8
  • THCV0.08%n=8
  • CBD0.04%n=8
  • CBN0.00%n=8
  • CBC0.00%n=8

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Candy Cane
  • Myrcene0.33%n=8
  • β-Caryophyllene0.16%n=8
  • Limonene0.08%n=8
  • α-Pinene0.08%n=8
  • β-Pinene0.06%n=8
  • Humulene0.05%n=8
  • Linalool0.04%n=8
  • Ocimene0.03%n=8

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Candy Cane
  • Clear-headed97th
  • Appetite91th
  • Sleep84th
  • Relaxation72th
  • Stress70th
  • Creativity61th
  • Social46th
  • Pain38th
  • Focus28th
  • Energy6th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

All reported crosses & sources (2 crosses)
  1. Slurricane × Platinum Candy

    Reported

    Stated by In House Genetics

  2. Candy Rain × Blue Pearl

    Reported

    Stated by Sun Grown Genetics

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Type (Indica-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.