About Alaskan Thunderfuck Alaskan Thunderfuck is a sativa-dominant strain (also known as “ATF”), with a complicated genetic history. It is said to have originated in Alaska’s Matanuska Valley as a cross between an unnamed Northern California strain and an unnamed Russian ruderalis (a less-seen genus of cannabis distinct from either indica or sativa). The child of these two strains was then crossed with an Afghani indica landrace to yield the potent staple that we know as Alaskan Thunderfuck. It is immensely popular for a high which is quite different from anything you may have already encountered before. Type of Weed Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 70% Sativa / 30% Indica Strain Content THC: 18% – 23% Strain Lineage Indica Afghani X Northern California Sativa Flavours Citrus, Grape, Pine, Spicy, Sweet Effects Euphoric, Creative and Uplifted Weight Selection 3.5g, 7g, 14g, 28g Category Craft cannabis Quick Facts Sativa Dominant Hybrid – 70% Sativa / 30% Indica THC: 18% – 22% CBD: 1% Indica Afghani X Northern California Sativa strains 5.00 out of 5Based on 1 reviews Flavour When properly cured, Alaskan Thunderfuck has a primarily woodsy aroma, redolent of pine and cedar. There are also base notes of damp earth, along with an indefinable nutty, chocolate-like scent. Only closer inspection, hints of lemon are present as well. When combusted, Alaskan Thunderfuck burns with a funky, acrid smoke that some may find objectionable or harsh. It has a very strong banana and orange taste, which will leave a spicy aftertaste in your mouth for hours. It is not only the best strain to know about, but it is renowned for giving an immediate high. 5.00 out of 5Based on 1 reviews General Effects Relaxed Happy Euphoric Uplifted Sleepy Effects On the exhale, this smoke leaves behind an astringent ammonia tang accented by a lingering sour lemon taste. Smokers should keep in mind that this can be a very pungent strain when burnt; those looking to maintain discretion should take any needed precautions. The high from Alaskan Thunderfuck is something of a creeper, often waiting until users have finished coughing or wiping away their smoke-induced tears to make its effects fully known. Smokers may detect by a gradually mounting alteration of the senses, with certain sights or sounds taking on a dynamic new significance.