Dank Mountain takes the scenic route from sweet citrus to woody funk. High Supply’s blend brings together Bio Jesus as the dominant component and OG #18 in a supporting role. These two meet in the cartridge; a separately bred flower cultivar with the same pairing remains unconfirmed.
The flavor leans sweet and citrusy, with earthy depth and pungent, woody pine rounding out the profile. The brighter fruit keeps the dank side from taking over completely. Think citrus peel on the forest floor, with the sweetness still hanging around.
For this version, the oil in the cartridge is the show. Bud shape, flower color, and trichome coverage aren’t defining traits of the finished blend, so descriptions of giant frosted flowers don’t belong to its product identity.
The late-night crew tends to describe an upbeat, happy lift that gives way to physical relaxation and, for some, sleepiness. Other users find the experience clearer and less sedating. The name promises elevation; how quickly the session heads toward the couch depends on the batch and the person.
Dank Mountain’s documented High Supply version is blended after cultivation, so it has no flowering calendar of its own. Its component strains are grown separately before their extracts are combined. No verified seed release or grow sheet establishes a distinct Dank Mountain plant. A seed pack bearing the name would need its own breeder and lineage documentation before borrowing this blend’s backstory.
