What are weddings all about? Laughing, celebrating, dancing, and also—cake. Everyone loves wedding cakes. What if we were to tell you that you had an equivalent in the cannabis industry. And the best part is that you don’t have to wait for a wedding to taste it. You could do that with just a few clicks. All you have to do is to visit our website at Doorbud and order it online. Wouldn’t that be amazing?

What we are talking about is the Wedding Cake cannabis strain that is so popular these days. A highly potent Indica-dominant hybrid, Wedding Cake comes to us with genetics from Girl Scout Cookies and Cherry Pie. However, some experts believe it to be a cross between Triangle Kush and Animal Mints. No matter the genealogy, one thing is certain—this is one dessert that you don’t want to take in the morning. Once you have a slice of this bad boy, you will not be able to do anything else. It’ll be the last thing you remember before hitting the couch. And let’s face it, who wouldn’t want some Danish cheese notes to end the day? Why do we say that? Because Wedding Cake was lab tested and showed around 27% THC levels.

The strain originated in Southern California, but then a company called Kind Love brought it over to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. Some cannabis connoisseurs have even dubbed it the “Space Cake.” You might not find it too cake-like in the beginning, but once you get past the earthy and doughy scent, you will be welcomed by a sweet, appealing aroma that’ll put your mind at ease. The flavour is surprisingly different than what you would expect from a cannabis strain with a sweet and alluring smell. It tastes like soil and sour but soon gives in to its name, and you feel the sugary notes on your tongue. Some experts recommend using a vaporizer instead of joints to enjoy the true taste of the strain.

As soon as you open the jar, you’ll see a visually appealing flower with pinkish-red and grape colours. Trichomes cover the top, and the buds are dense and shaped like teardrops. Some people have even given it the moniker “Pink Cookie” due to its colours and shape.