Mcflurry strain guide
Mcflurry, also sold as Flurry or MAC Flurry, is a potent hybrid whose parents depend on who you ask. People describe a buttery, vanilla and pungent smell and a happy feel that often turns sleepy.
Where does Mcflurry come from?
There's no agreed story. One strain database lists Flurry, also known as McFlurry, as a cross of Kush Mints and The White from an unknown breeder. Another database lists MAC Flurry as a cross of MAC 1 and Slurricane from In House Genetics, and notes its data is still being checked.
Those are two different recipes, and it's possible they're two different plants sharing a name. We haven't picked one, and the parents on your product's label are the best guide.
What does Mcflurry smell and taste like?
One strain database's notes describe butter, vanilla and a pungent edge, with some people also picking up a cheesy note. That fits the dessert name: creamy and sweet with some funk underneath.
No source publishes a terpene profile for Mcflurry, and one strain database lists its main terpene as unknown, so we haven't listed any.
Mcflurry effects: what people report
People most often describe Mcflurry as sleepy, happy and uplifted, with a euphoric start that settles into a relaxed, heavier feel. One strain database's users also call it relaxing.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Headaches, dry mouth and dry eyes are the most common complaints.
How strong is Mcflurry?
Mcflurry is listed as very potent. One strain database gives an average of about 25% THC, and no other major source publishes a figure, so treat that as a rough guide rather than a range.
If you're new to it, start small and give it time. Your product's label shows the real numbers for that batch, and our guide to reading cannabis labels explains what they mean.
Buying Mcflurry in Canada
With three names and two possible family trees, the label matters more than usual. Look for the parents if the producer lists them, since Kush Mints and The White will smell different from MAC 1 and Slurricane.
Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of its creamy smell.
Mcflurry vs Kush Mints
Kush Mints is one of the parents in one strain database's version of Mcflurry, though that link isn't confirmed by other sources. Kush Mints is well known for a cool mint and cookie smell with gas underneath, while Mcflurry is described as buttery and vanilla-sweet. Both are potent, and both are called relaxed and euphoric, though Mcflurry reports lean sleepier. Pick Kush Mints for that minty freshness, or Mcflurry if you'd rather have something creamy.
Strains like Mcflurry
If you like Mcflurry, these are worth trying:
- Kush Mints: a parent in one version, minty and potent.
- The White: the other parent in that version, frosty and earthy.
- MAC 1: a parent in the other version, creamy and citrusy.
- Slurricane: also in the other version, sweet and relaxing.
