Truffles is an indica-dominant collaboration between Umami Seed Co. and Super Seed Co., crossing MacMints #4 with Pacific Northwest favorite Seattle Soda. That pairing pulls together some serious genetics, with MAC and Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies sitting behind MacMints and UW Purple contributing to the Seattle Soda side of the family.
The aroma is where Truffles gets weird in the best way. Mentholated chocolate and gassy perfume collide with fizzy grape, vanilla cream, earth, and spice. It's part candy shop, part gas station, with enough funk underneath to keep all that sweetness from getting polite.
Truffles typically produces dense, resin-loaded buds with the kind of frost that gets hash makers paying attention. The breeders describe a flowering time around 56 days and solid yields, though performance naturally depends on phenotype and growing conditions.
Reports generally put the effects on the relaxed side without turning Truffles into an instant shutdown button. Expect an easy cerebral buzz up front before a warmer, heavier calm starts working through the body. There's enough lift to keep the lights on, but the indica side eventually gets the final word.
Don't confuse Truffles with Trufflez, a different strain circulating under an almost identical name. One letter makes a surprisingly expensive difference when you're hunting genetics.
