End Game
Cherry × Cookies × Gelato
End Game is a modern cannabis cultivar recognized for its potent THC content and a dessert-like flavor profile. It is often described as a hybrid with indica-leaning characteristics, prized for its dense flowers and complex aromatic qualities.
Appearance
End Game produces plants of moderate height with a sturdy, manageable structure. The flowers are typically dense and compact, often described as golf-ball or conical in shape. They are heavily coated in trichomes, giving them a frosted appearance. Pistils mature to warm orange hues, contrasting with the resinous sheen, and some phenotypes may exhibit purple or deep green coloration.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of End Game is characterized by a dominant candy-sweetness, complemented by notes of citrus and confection. Underlying scents include light pine, dried orange peel, and a subtle peppery warmth. Upon grinding, the aroma intensifies with fruit-candy and lemon-lime zest. The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, presenting a balanced blend of sweet citrus and dry spice on exhale, with hints of bakery or caramel notes.
Effects
Consumers report that End Game can induce a sense of happiness and focus. Its effects are generally considered to be potent, aligning with its high THC potential. The overall experience is often described as uplifting yet grounded, making it suitable for various consumption times.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
End Game typically exhibits high THC levels, commonly ranging from 20% to 28%. Total terpene content can be between 2.0% and 3.5% under optimal conditions. Key terpenes often found in this strain include Limonene, Caryophyllene, and Humulene, contributing to its distinct aroma and potential effects. CBD content is generally reported as less than 1%.
Growing
Cultivating End Game generally involves moderate difficulty, with plants showing vigorous growth and a medium stature. It exhibits a moderate stretch during early flowering. The internodal spacing is tight to medium, resulting in stacked flowers. The strain is noted for its straightforward training response and dense resin production, making it suitable for both flower and extraction purposes.
Origins & Lineage
The exact lineage of End Game can vary between breeders, but it is often associated with dessert-leaning hybrids that combine elements from the Cherry, Cookies, and Gelato families. Prominent breeders like Happy Valley Genetics and Ethos Genetics have distinct versions, with Happy Valley's End Game #3 being a notable mother cut. These variations contribute to the strain's consistent sweet-candy foundation with spicy and citrus undertones.