Holy Moly! 3.5g Smalls
Holy Moly!
Banana Fig x Animal Mints 198 #1
Flower Grown by: Fig Farms
Strain Bred by: Fig Farms
Pheno Hunted by: Fig Farms
Tootsie Pop center, sour cherry and mole sauce terps with the color of fine amethyst, spiky leaves and a forest of frost.
We took our 1st place Cannabis Cup Winning Banana Fig and crossed it to a male flower we found in a seed pack of Seed Junky's Animal Mints. The strain gets its name from its incredible appearance and its taste profile's likeness to chocolatey mole sauce. Holy Moly! has firm crystals that snap like twigs when you break the flower up.
Fig Farms has, and will continue to, push the boundaries of what is possible in the cannabis industry. From humble ‘house grow’ beginnings to a precision cultivation site, Fig Farms has proven that you can be a leader in cannabis without partners or investors. The husband and wife team of Fig Farms has outlasted its competition by maintaining 100% company ownership. Fig Farms breeds its own genetics with complete disregard for the generally accepted industry standard strains. Fig Farms continues to demonstrate its dedication to cannabis evolution by conducting R&D in what would be money generating canopy space.
The strains bred by Fig Farms have truly unique terpene profiles and effects, welcomed by consumers as a refreshing change for the strain-fatigued cannabis industry. Fig Farms phenotype selection sets them apart from the competition and raises the bar for how AAA flowers can look, smell and smoke. Fig Farms’s achievements in breeding and cultivating have been celebrated by industry experts and press alike.
Fig Farms has won first place awards for its strain creations at the High Times Cannabis Cup and at California’s most competitive stage, The Emerald Cup. Fig Farms commitment to excellence was chronicled as a cover story in the August 2022 issue of High Times Magazine. Nationwide demand for Fig Farms flowers has prompted the push outside of California’s boundary and into other recreational states. Fig Farms flowers are now available in California, Illinois and Arizona.