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Bulgogi

Bulgogi keeps its genetic recipe as guarded as a house marinade. Garden Greens, which releases the strain through Pete’s Farmstand, has not disclosed its parents, and the same-name Allswell release does not clear up the mystery. What both versions put front and center is a savory profile built to live up to the Korean barbecue-inspired name.

Garlic and cracked pepper lead the way, followed by nutty earth, fresh-cut grass, mild spice, and sour citrus. Some releases bring out sweeter, caramelized notes and a light herbal finish, but Bulgogi stays firmly on the savory side of the menu. One Pete’s Farmstand batch tested at 28.51% THC with 2.36% total terpenes, led by beta-myrcene, limonene, linalool, beta-caryophyllene, and humulene.

Smokers describe a cozy body calm paired with a bright, alert cerebral lift. The experience tends to stay clear and focused, with creativity and an upbeat mood hanging on even as the body settles into relaxation. Product listings describe compact buds with consistent structure and an expressive aroma.

The lineage may be under wraps, but the profile is not: garlic, pepper, earth, and citrus served with a balanced blend of body ease and mental lift.

Verified cultivation specifications for Bulgogi have not been published. The strain circulates primarily as finished flower through commercial brands rather than as a documented seed release, leaving its flowering time, mature height, yield, difficulty, and preferred climate unknown. Confirm any cultivation details directly with the producer or clone source before planning a grow.

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