Waffle Cone
- Sweet (43% of reported flavors)
- Earthy (29% of reported flavors)
- Skunk (29% of reported flavors)
Waffle Cone is an indica-leaning hybrid with more than one scoop in its family tree. Compound Genetics, Jungle Boys, and a Raw Genetics-associated release each bring a different pedigree to the dessert counter, with cream, sweetness, and gas tying their profiles together.
Origin 1: Compound Genetics’ Waffle Cone combines Jet Fuel Gelato with Dosilato. This version layers sugary cream and vanilla over diesel, with citrus and spicy earth adding bite. Its chunky green-and-purple flowers suit the rich flavor: dessert up front, fuel lingering after the last taste of sweetness.
Origin 2: Jungle Boys’ Waffle Cone crosses Sherb Cream Pie with Biscotti #19. Vanilla, caramel, and diesel define this version, which Jungle Boys has offered as flower and live rosin. The pairing gives this Waffle Cone its own pastry-and-gas identity, separate from Compound’s cross.
Origin 3: The Raw Genetics-associated Waffle Cone offered through Zikigai Garden pairs Sunset Sherbet with Puffo Gelato. Fruity sherbet and gelato cream lead into earthy Kush and gas. Deep purple flowers add visual weight to this creamy, fruitier take on the name.
Across these versions, the Waffle Cone strain earns its dessert billing without stopping at sugar. Compound’s expression lets citrus and spice cut through the cream; Jungle Boys emphasizes caramel and diesel; the Puffo Gelato cross leans into fruity richness. Same dessert counter, different orders.
For Compound Genetics’ cross, clone supplier Get Seeds Right Here lists roughly 60–65 days of flowering, moderate stretch, and vigorous lateral branching. Early branch training and selective thinning help open the canopy. Its dense flower clusters make airflow especially important late in bloom.
Zikigai Garden lists 65–70 days for its Sunset Sherbet × Puffo Gelato version, describing tall plants suited to indoor and outdoor cultivation and high yield potential without a measured output. Comparable flowering, height, and yield specifications for Jungle Boys’ version are not publicly established.
