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No. 8805Hybrid

Mt Hood Magic

Blue family lines × Huckleberry × OG/Kush lines

Mt. Hood Magic is a hybrid cannabis cultivar that gained prominence in the Pacific Northwest, particularly Oregon. It is recognized for its balanced effects and a distinctive aroma profile that blends forest and berry notes, reflecting its regional origins.

EffectsCalm Euphoric Balanced Mood-forward
May help withStress
AromaBerryPineSpiceFloralEarthyCitrusLavenderBlueberryLemonCream

Appearance

Mt. Hood Magic plants typically grow to a medium height with sturdy, conical colas. The buds are dense with a favorable calyx-to-leaf ratio, presenting a well-manicured appearance. Coloration can range from forest green to deep olive, often with lavender or plum hues appearing late in the flowering cycle, especially under cooler temperatures. Vivid tangerine to rust-colored pistils provide contrast against the foliage. A consistent trait is heavy resin coverage, giving the buds a frosted look.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma of Mt. Hood Magic is characterized by a blend of forest berries and evergreen spice. Consumers often detect notes of berry, blueberry, and citrus layered over earthy and floral undertones, with hints of lavender and lemon. The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, offering a sweet berry essence complemented by pine, spice, and a creamy finish.

Effects

Mt. Hood Magic is described as providing balanced effects, often leading to a sense of calm and euphoria. This hybrid is favored for its mood-forward high, offering a pleasant and versatile experience. The strain is noted for its potential to alleviate stress.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

While specific lab data varies, Mt. Hood Magic is known for a rich terpene profile. Commonly identified terpenes include Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, Pinene, and Ocimene. The THC content typically ranges from 15-25%, with CBD levels below 1%. Producers have noted total terpene content often falls within the 1.5–3.0% range.

Growing

Mt. Hood Magic is considered a craft-oriented selection, suggesting it may require attentive cultivation. Plants generally exhibit moderate internodal spacing and a calyx-forward flower structure. It is noted for dense resin coverage, making it suitable for extraction. The strain adapts well to cultivation practices common in its native Pacific Northwest region.

Origins & Lineage

Mt. Hood Magic originated in the Pacific Northwest, with its name evoking Mount Hood in Oregon. While its precise genetic lineage is not definitively documented, it is widely believed to be a hybrid resulting from crosses involving Oregon's Blue/Magoo/Huckleberry families and an OG- or Kush-leaning strain. This breeding theory aligns with its characteristic berry and pine-forward sensory profile.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Mt. Hood Magic?
Mt. Hood Magic typically has a THC content ranging from 15-25%.
What are the primary aromas of Mt. Hood Magic?
The primary aromas of Mt. Hood Magic are often described as a blend of forest berries and evergreen spice, with notes of pine, earth, and floral undertones.
What effects are associated with Mt. Hood Magic?
Mt. Hood Magic is known for producing balanced effects, often leading to feelings of calm and euphoria.
What is the origin of Mt. Hood Magic?
Mt. Hood Magic is a hybrid cultivar that originated in the Pacific Northwest, particularly Oregon, and is named after Mount Hood.