Cowboy Caviar
Origin 1: High Supply grows a sativa-leaning Cowboy Caviar marketed as Texas Shoreline crossed with Kush Mints and Slurricrasher. High Supply is the cultivator on record, not a confirmed breeder, so the breeder behind this cut remains undocumented. The flower doesn't need the paperwork to make its case. Earthy diesel and hot gas hit first out of the jar, with lemon peel, grape candy, and blueberry jam trailing behind. Reviewers describe a fast cerebral onset that brings energy, focus, and creativity, easing into a light body calm. High Supply batches have tested between roughly 18.7% and 25.5% THC, a wide enough spread that potency varies meaningfully by harvest. Buds run dense and sticky under a heavy trichome coating. Broken open, the fruit notes intensify, with sweet grape and blueberry playing against citrus, cracked pepper, and diesel funk.
Origin 2: Family Tree Seeds bred a separate Cowboy Caviar from Dogwalker OG and Heirloom SFV OG, released in nine-seed feminized packs. The breeder hasn't published THC, CBD, terpene, or effects data for this version. The OG-heavy parentage puts it in a different category entirely from High Supply's fruitier three-way cross. Same name, separate cultivar.
From the smoke circle, reports belong almost entirely to High Supply’s cut. Fans describe a quick cerebral lift with energy, focus, creativity, and euphoria up top, followed by a lighter body calm underneath. Family Tree Seeds has not published effects data for its OG-heavy version, so those reports should not be carried across the name. Same label, different genetics, and potentially a very different ride.
