Scotti's Cake

Scottie Cake is a name with split DNA — two versions circulate, and which one you get depends on the source.

Origin 1: Scottie Cake by Seed Junky Genetics

This is the heavy-hitter version from Seed Junky Genetics, the Southern California powerhouse founded by JBeezy (Anthony Hart). Scottie Cake (Biscotti x (Gelato 41 x Animal Mints BX1)

) arrives stamped with credibility. Expect dense, resin-coated buds and a terpene spread of caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene that layers vanilla cake, grape, lavender, and tropical fruit over a gassy fuel finish. Reports say the high starts with a euphoric lift before settling into full-body relaxation — more dessert lounge than rocket ride. This cut has also been tied to 7 Leaf OK's small-batch lineup.

Origin 2: Scottie's Cake by unknown breeder

This alternate take (Girl Scout Cookies x Wedding Cake) runs lighter and more heady, leaning on the cookie lineage for its sweet dough-and-diesel nose. While breeder attribution is fuzzier, this version gets passed around as a Cake-family offshoot with more of a sativa edge: uplifting, social, and less grounding than the Seed Junky release.

No matter which jar you pop, Scottie Cake sticks to its name: sweet, layered, and celebratory, with just enough gas to remind you it's not all frosting.