Snowcap

The strain prefers to be cultivated indoors or in a greenhouse environment and is known for producing above-average yields. Snowcap, when cultivated indoors, is typically done flowering within 9 to 12 weeks after entering the flowering cycle.

When properly grown and cured, the fully mature buds produce a distinct smell of menthol and lemons. Snowcap has tested for over 23% THCA with caryophyllene, humulene, and myrcene being the most dominant terpenes.

A widely disputed second origin story for Snowcap is that the strain was rooted in the Humboldt Snow strain and crossed with Unknown Haze. This Snowcap is a Sativa-leaning strain that, if cultivated outdoors, has the capacity to become a much larger plant due to its genetics.

A purported clone-only cutting that’s difficult to obtain, this Snowcap strain is said to have an above-normal yield. Tapping into its Haze gene pool, Snowcap’s flower has been said to have a citrus-centric flavor with a touch of nutmeg, and a dash of vanilla.