Incredible Hulk strain guide
Incredible Hulk, sometimes just called The Hulk, is a sativa-leaning cross of Jack Herer and Green Crack. People know it for an earthy, herbal smell with a little sweetness, and for an energetic, focused feel that most save for daytime. It's milder on THC than a lot of newer strains.
Where does Incredible Hulk come from?
Sources agree that Incredible Hulk is a cross of Jack Herer, the spicy, piney classic, and Green Crack, a sweet and famously energetic strain built on Skunk #1. Both parents lean sativa, so it makes sense that the child does too.
The breeder and release date are not well documented. The name is usually read as a nod to the comic book character and the strain's green, punchy reputation, though nobody has spelled that out on the record.
What does Incredible Hulk smell and taste like?
Most descriptions start with earth and herbs: a dank, woody base with a touch of lemon. Over that sits a soft sweetness that people compare to honey or berries, and some batches carry a funky, skunky note.
Myrcene usually leads its published terpene results, followed by caryophyllene and ocimene. Myrcene brings the earthy, herbal side, caryophyllene a peppery bite and ocimene a sweet, green lift. The flavour tends to be nutty and earthy with a sweet finish, and a few people find the smoke a bit harsh.
Incredible Hulk effects: what people report
People most often describe Incredible Hulk as energetic, focused and happy. Reports talk about a quick, upbeat start that suits busy afternoons, with some physical calm arriving later. A few say larger amounts tip it into a heavier, couch-bound feel.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth is the most common complaint, and some people mention feeling dizzy or anxious, especially in crowded places.
How strong is Incredible Hulk?
Incredible Hulk sits in the moderate range for THC. Published listings put it at about 15% to 19%, with very little CBD.
That's gentler than many of today's best sellers, but it's still plenty for a beginner. Start with a small amount and give it time before having more. The numbers printed on your label are for that batch, and they matter more than the strain name. Our guide to reading cannabis labels walks through what each number means.
Buying Incredible Hulk in Canada
Because the breeder isn't well documented, different growers may be working with different cuts under the Incredible Hulk name. Two products can differ in THC and smell, so read the label rather than going by the name alone.
If you do find it, it's most likely to be dried flower or pre-rolls. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of that herbal, sweet smell.
Incredible Hulk vs Green Crack
Green Crack is one of Incredible Hulk's parents, and the two share a reputation for daytime energy and focus. The difference shows up in the jar: Green Crack smells sweet, with mango and citrus up front, while Incredible Hulk leans earthier and more herbal, closer to its Jack Herer side. Green Crack also tends to be listed with a wider and higher THC range. If you want bright fruit, start with Green Crack. If you prefer an earthy, herbal smell with a softer number on the label, Incredible Hulk is the better match.
Strains like Incredible Hulk
If you like Incredible Hulk, these are the closest matches:
- Green Crack: one parent, sweeter and fruitier with the same energetic reputation.
- Jack Herer: the other parent, with a spicy pine smell and an upbeat, clear feel.
- Durban Poison: a classic sativa people reach for when they want a lively, daytime strain.
- Sour Diesel: another energetic favourite, with sharp fuel in place of earthy herbs.
