Strain Guide · Grown by us
Electric Blaze
Genetics Permanent Chimera lineage · Permanent Marker × Chimera
The loudest terpene profile on our shelf.
- Limonene 0.76%
- Caryophyllene 0.43%
- Linalool 0.23%
- Humulene 0.17%
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Electric Blaze
Couth Farms · Indoor
29.73%
Total THC
34.42%
Total Cannabinoids
2.16%
Total Terpenes
Lab-tested by Cristoclear Analytics · COA #7300 · numbers vary batch to batch.
From our grow
Notes from the room it grew in.
Electric Blaze ran fast in the room, a tight and resinous plant that held its structure through the whole cycle. We watched the trichome heads swell early and let the cure run a little longer than usual, because the limonene only grew louder in the jar. Crack it open now and citrus hits first, sharp and clean, ahead of a peppery trace of caryophyllene underneath. We hand-trimmed it to protect the frost. It is the brightest-smelling flower in the room right now.
Terpenes · 2.16% total
What you're smelling.
Terpenes are the aroma oils in cannabis, and they shape how a strain feels as much as how it smells. Electric Blaze runs on more limonene than anything else we grow. Here is the full lineup, in plain English.
Limonene
0.76%Dominant · Fresh-cut citrus & lime zest
This is the highest single terpene reading on our shelf outside Johnny Boy's myrcene. Expect sharp citrus right out of the jar, loud enough to seem at odds with the THC number beside it.
Caryophyllene
0.43%Peppercorn & baking spice
This terpene also turns up in black pepper and clove. It is the one known to act on the body's own cannabinoid receptors, and here it keeps the citrus from turning sharp or jittery.
Linalool
0.23%Lavender & light spice
This is the same terpene behind lavender's calming scent. At this level it does not stand out as floral, but it rounds off the sharper citrus edges underneath.
Humulene
0.17%Hops & dry wood
Humulene shows up in hops, part of why cannabis and beer can share a nose. The dose here is small, but it grounds the profile so the citrus does not run flat.
Effects, honestly
How it lands.
Electric Blaze opens with the limonene first. The citrus hits bright and clear-headed, and for that first stretch it hardly feels like a 29.73% THC flower. This is the strongest flower we grow, and also the most citrus-forward, an unusual pairing. Most flower this potent reads heavy from the first pull. This one reads bright.
The caryophyllene keeps it from running too hot. Once the lift levels off, a real body weight settles in, steady rather than sedating. At this potency the effect adds up fast, so give it time before deciding you need more. This is built for an experienced smoker with time to enjoy it, not a first try.
The Grower's Read
What we'd tell a friend.
Scored 0 to 5 by the people who grew it.
Head
A bright, clear-headed lift, the strongest cerebral pull we grow.
Body
Real weight builds in once the citrus settles, steady rather than heavy-handed.
Pace
Quick out of the gate. The citrus arrives before you've settled in.
Appetite
A moderate pull toward the pantry, not an all-out raid.
From the counter
Electric Blaze is the one I reach for when someone wants flavor without giving up strength. Respect the percentage. It stays bright longer than most heavy hybrids, so it is easy to keep going past where you meant to stop. Pace yourself and it will treat you well.
Come try Electric Blaze.
Order ahead online and we will have it set aside, or come in and ask the counter what makes this one different.