Strain Guide · Grown by us
Bruce Banner
Genetics OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel
Pepper-sharp up front, heavier than the label suggests.
- Caryophyllene 0.36%
- Limonene 0.30%
- Myrcene 0.24%
- Linalool 0.15%
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Bruce Banner
Couth Farms · Indoor
28.22%
Total THC
33.80%
Total Cannabinoids
1.38%
Total Terpenes
Lab-tested by Cristoclear Analytics · COA #3024 · numbers vary batch to batch.
New to reading these numbers? Flower 101 explains the label, and our terpene guide covers the aroma compounds below.
From our grow
Notes from the room it grew in.
Bruce Banner ran hot in flower, wide-leafed and heavy-branched, and we staked it early to keep the colas from snapping under their own weight. The buds came in dense with a rust-orange hair count, sticky enough to catch on gloves during trim. Cure ran three weeks, long enough for the pepper note to settle in over the sweeter base smell. We hand-trimmed every jar to keep the trichome layer intact. It is one of the more demanding plants in the room, and it earns the extra attention.
Terpenes · 1.38% total
What you're smelling.
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds in cannabis, and they influence effect as much as scent. Bruce Banner's profile runs on caryophyllene first. Here is the full breakdown, in plain English.
Caryophyllene
0.36%Dominant · Cracked black pepper & clove
Caryophyllene is the one terpene that binds directly to a body receptor instead of only triggering smell. That direct action is part of why this hybrid sits heavier than its classification implies.
Limonene
0.30%Citrus peel & fuel
Limonene is the terpene most linked to a brighter, more alert mood. It is doing the work behind the balanced opening stretch, before the heavier terpenes take over.
Myrcene
0.24%Ripe mango & musk
Myrcene is the terpene most associated with the classic heavy-bodied feeling. At this concentration it adds real weight to the back half of the high.
Linalool
0.15%Lavender & soft spice
Linalool is a calming terpene more familiar from lavender than from cannabis. Here it smooths out the sharper edges of the pepper and citrus notes.
Effects, honestly
How it lands.
Bruce Banner opens even-handed. The first stretch is genuinely balanced, alert and clear-headed, with none of the early heaviness caryophyllene usually signals. That window runs shorter than the THC number would suggest.
Then the weight arrives, settling into the shoulders and easing outward from there. At 28.22% THC this ranks among the stronger flower in the case, and the finish leans noticeably heavier than the hybrid label implies. Experienced smokers get a long, steerable ride. If your tolerance is low, start with less than usual and build up from there. Effects vary by person, so treat this as a guide.
The Grower's Read
What we'd tell a friend.
Scored 0 to 5 by the people who grew it.
Head
Clear and alert at first. Fades once the body takes over.
Body
The heavier half of this hybrid. Settles in and stays.
Pace
Hits sooner than the THC number implies.
Appetite
A moderate pull. Keep something within reach.
Come try Bruce Banner.
Order ahead through the menu and it will be ready when you get here. Or come in and ask the counter to walk you through it.