Flapjacks strain guide
Flapjacks is an indica-leaning hybrid that one strain database lists as a cross of McFlurry and Pancakes from In House Genetics. People know it for a doughy, sweet smell that really does suggest breakfast, and a relaxed, happy feel. It's rare, and the name is used by more than one breeder.
Where does Flapjacks come from?
The cross most often given is McFlurry and Pancakes, credited to In House Genetics. McFlurry is usually described as a mix involving MAC 1 and Slurricane, and Pancakes traces to London Pound Cake and Kush Mints, though its breeders haven't published that.
Names like Flap Jacks, Flap Jackz and Flapjacks show up from other producers too, and a retailer listing for one version gives the parents as MAC 1, Slurricane and Pancakes. Those overlap with the cross above, but the family isn't perfectly documented, so check the breeder on your product.
What does Flapjacks smell and taste like?
Reviewers describe a doughy, sweet smell with berry and a bit of pine. A few also pick up buttery or cheesy notes, which fits the Pancakes side.
One strain database lists myrcene as the dominant terpene, followed by limonene and caryophyllene. Myrcene brings an earthy, musky base, limonene a bright citrus lift and caryophyllene a peppery edge.
Flapjacks effects: what people report
People most often call Flapjacks relaxed, happy and euphoric, with some describing it as sleepy and hunger-inducing. A few reviewers mention feeling anxious or paranoid, and dry mouth and dry eyes come up often.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. The indica vs sativa guide explains why the label is only a rough hint.
How strong is Flapjacks?
One strain database lists Flapjacks at 26% THC, and a retailer listing for another version shows a total of about 24%. Its parent strains are reported at roughly 21% to 27%, so that is a fair range to expect.
Start with a small amount if you're new to strains this strong. The guide to reading cannabis labels helps you find the numbers for your own batch, which matter more than the name.
Buying Flapjacks in Canada
Flapjacks is listed as a rare strain, so don't be surprised if it's hard to find. Look at the producer and the parents on the package, since similar names are sold by different breeders.
Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date on the label, since fresher flower keeps more of its sweet smell.
Flapjacks vs Pancakes
Pancakes is one of Flapjacks' parents, so the two share a sweet, buttery, dough-like smell. Flapjacks adds berry and pine notes from the McFlurry side and is reported to hit heavier and sleepier, while Pancakes is more often called calm and upbeat. If you want the buttery breakfast smell on its own, start with Pancakes. If you want something sweeter and heavier, try Flapjacks.
Strains like Flapjacks
If you like Flapjacks, these are the closest matches:
- Pancakes: a parent, with a sweet, nutty, buttery smell.
- McFlurry: the other parent, a creamy dessert-style strain.
- MAC 1: part of McFlurry's family, with a citrusy, creamy smell.
- Slurricane: also in McFlurry's background, with a sweet, grape-and-candy smell.
