Green Crack THC 20–27%

Green Crack THC 20–27%

400 ฿

Green Crack cannabis flower in Phuket

Green Crack, also called Green Crush or Mango Crack, is a sativa known for a tangy fruit profile and an energizing reputation. Leafly connects the cultivar with citrus, mango and earthy flavors, while energetic, focused and talkative lead its community-reported effects. The alternative name Green Crush is sometimes used by people who prefer a more neutral product name.

Green Crack strain profile

  • Type: sativa
  • Also known as: Green Crush and Mango Crack
  • Good Stuff batch: THC 20–27%
  • Leafly reference: THC 17% and CBG 1%
  • Genetic line listed by Leafly: Skunk #1 × unknown indica
  • Flavors: citrus, mango and earthy
  • Terpenes: myrcene, caryophyllene and pinene

Genetics and sativa classification

Leafly describes Green Crack as a sativa created from Skunk #1 and an unknown indica parent. That makes the family history more nuanced than the simple catalogue label, but its reported character and market classification remain strongly sativa-oriented. Good Stuff therefore places this flower in the Sativa section while keeping the reference genetics transparent.

Aroma, flavor and appearance

Citrus, mango and earthy are the leading flavors in the current Leafly profile. A real batch may also show sweet tropical fruit, fresh herbs or light spice. Flower is an agricultural product, so aroma intensity, color and density can change with cultivation, harvest and storage. The gallery on this page shows the Good Stuff product attached to this listing.

Terpene reference

Leafly lists myrcene, caryophyllene and pinene for Green Crack. Terpenes contribute to smell and taste, but they do not guarantee an effect. Good Stuff does not claim exact laboratory terpene percentages for the current batch; this list is included as cultivar reference information.

Reported experience and responsible use

Leafly currently highlights energetic, focused and talkative among the most frequently reported effects, based on thousands of community ratings. These words describe user experiences rather than a guaranteed outcome. Amount, tolerance, setting and individual sensitivity can change the response, especially with a Good Stuff batch reaching the upper part of the stated THC range.

Anxious feelings, dry mouth and paranoia appear among the reported unwanted effects. Start with a small amount, wait before taking more, avoid combining cannabis with alcohol and never drive after use. Product and strain information is educational and does not replace professional medical advice.

Retail and wholesale sizes with Phuket delivery

Pack-size availability can change with inventory. Good Stuff Delivery serves eligible locations across Phuket; timing depends on the address, traffic and order volume. Larger-volume customers can use the wholesale sizes associated with this product or the dedicated wholesale ordering section.

Similar sativa strains

For comparison, view Durban Poison, Tropicana Cherry and Tangerine Dream. Each listing has its own Good Stuff potency range, gallery, stock and active sizes.

Frequently asked questions

Is Green Crack a sativa or an indica?

Leafly classifies it as a sativa. Its listed genetics are Skunk #1 crossed with an unknown indica, but the strain is generally selected and described for its sativa-oriented profile.

Why is it also called Green Crush?

Green Crush is a more neutral alternative name used for the same cultivar. Leafly also lists Mango Crack as an alias. The Good Stuff product keeps the widely searched Green Crack name for clear identification.

What does Green Crack taste like?

Citrus, mango and earthy lead the Leafly flavor profile. Sweet tropical fruit, herbs or light spice may also appear, depending on the harvest and storage.

How strong is this Green Crack product?

The Good Stuff batch is listed at THC 20–27%. Leafly currently shows a 17% reference value. They describe different sources and batches, and individual response varies.

Is the flower the same for retail and wholesale?

Strain reference: Leafly — Green Crack. Community-reported experiences are not a substitute for professional medical advice.