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No. 2255Hybrid

Booger

Strawberry Cough × Bubba Kush

Booger is a hybrid cannabis cultivar recognized for its exceptionally sticky, resin-coated flowers and a name that hints at its potent effects. It offers a balanced experience, combining bright berry notes with a deep, earthy kush undertone, making it a favorite among enthusiasts.

May help withFatigue Stress
AromaBerryChocolateCitrusCoffeeEarthyFloralHerbalStrawberry

Appearance

Booger produces medium to large flowers characterized by a dense, kush-like structure. The buds are heavily coated in trichomes, giving them a glistening, almost wet appearance. Colors range from green to occasional purple hues, accented by orange pistils.

The calyx-to-leaf ratio is generally favorable, resulting in dense buds with less trim waste. Properly dried and cured, the flowers maintain their firmness, indicative of mature resin suitable for extraction.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma of Booger is a complex blend, opening with notes of strawberry hard candy and ripe berries, underpinned by a warm, earthy base. Grinding the buds can reveal brighter hints of citrus zest and green herbs. During curing, the aroma deepens with notes of cocoa, coffee, and sandalwood.

Flavors mirror the aroma, presenting a dessert-like profile with prominent berry and candy notes, complemented by chocolatey and earthy undertones. A subtle floral or herbal quality may also be present, creating a rich and satisfying taste experience.

Effects

Booger delivers balanced hybrid effects, offering a combination of mental clarity and physical ease. Consumers often report a cheerful uplift that can enhance focus, making it suitable for daytime activities. The experience is generally smooth, avoiding overwhelming sedation.

This strain is noted for its ability to provide a comfortable body presence without heavy sedation, contributing to its appeal for managing daily stress and fatigue. The effects are consistent with a well-balanced hybrid, providing both a gentle cerebral stimulation and a relaxing physical sensation.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

While specific lab data can vary, Booger typically exhibits a THC content in the high teens to low 20s. Its terpene profile is often led by Myrcene, Caryophyllene, and Limonene, contributing to its distinctive aroma and effects. Other terpenes like Linalool and Nerolidol may be present in smaller amounts.

Origins & Lineage

Booger is widely believed to be a hybrid cross between Strawberry Cough and Bubba Kush. This lineage is thought to contribute its signature berry top-notes from Strawberry Cough and the dense structure and earthy undertones from Bubba Kush.

The cultivar emerged in the early 2010s on the West Coast, spreading through clone swaps and small breeding projects. Its decentralized origin means minor variations in phenotypes may exist, but the core berry-kush profile remains consistent.

Growing

Booger is considered accessible for intermediate growers, responding well to modern training techniques. It typically has a moderate stretch during early bloom and a flowering period of approximately 56 to 63 days indoors.

The strain is known for its high resin yield and dense flower structure. It is adaptable to various indoor growing environments, including tents and high-efficiency rooms, without requiring exotic environmental conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Booger?
Booger typically tests between the high teens and low 20s for THC content.
What does Booger smell and taste like?
It has a complex aroma and flavor profile featuring strawberry candy, berries, chocolate, coffee, and earthy notes.
What are the reported effects of Booger?
Consumers often experience focused and uplifting effects, coupled with a comfortable body presence.
What is the genetic background of Booger?
Booger is commonly believed to be a hybrid of Strawberry Cough and Bubba Kush.