hybrid
28 percent THC

Moonbeam has landed twice, and these two cultivars come from different corners of the cannabis universe.

Origin 1: Leafs by Snoop released Moonbeam as an indica with undisclosed genetics. Its profile runs sour and citrusy, sharpening into pine before settling over an earthy, faintly herbal base. The buds are described as tapered and mint green, threaded with bright orange pistils and glazed in sticky trichomes. This version is the source of the strain’s older Canadian reputation, but its breeder and parentage remain unpublished.

Origin 2: A Golden State grows a California Moonbeam bred from Purple Pineapple, a phenotype of Purple Urkle, and Rainbow Belts 2.0. Pink grapefruit and key lime cut through creamy berries, rainbow candy, and fresh pine, giving this version a brighter, sweeter profile than its Canadian namesake. Published flower batches have reached 32.5% THC with approximately 0.05% CBD.

Across the available reports, Moonbeam tends to launch in the head before gravity clocks in. Consumers describe an early mood lift with an easy social streak, followed by a calmer finish that can turn heavy as the session builds. A Golden State’s cut reportedly keeps more brightness in the tank, while the Leafs by Snoop version leans harder into nighttime territory. Same name, different spacecraft, so check the producer before choosing your flight plan.

Published cultivation data depends on the origin. No verified height, yield, flowering time, difficulty, climate, or harvest figures are available for the Leafs by Snoop version. Its finished flower is described as long, tapered, mint-green buds threaded with bright orange pistils beneath a heavy coat of white trichomes. A Golden State has not published standard cultivation figures for its California version either, but the brand traces the cultivar to the eighth keeper selected from a 100-seed hunt led by cultivator Bear Masterson and built around a long-held Purple Pineapple cut. That selection produces bluish buds layered with purple and green beneath a dense trichome coat. Confirm growing requirements with the producer behind the specific Moonbeam cultivar rather than applying specifications from one origin to another.
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