Mystic Magic strain guide
Mystic Magic is a sativa-leaning hybrid that carries a lot of CBD alongside its THC. It comes from Exotic Genetix, which crossed Magic Bullet with Strawberries and Cream, and people know it for a sweet berry and nutty smell and a clear, functional feel.
Where does Mystic Magic come from?
Mystic Magic is credited to Exotic Genetix, a breeder based in Washington State. The cross given by most strain sites is Magic Bullet, a CBD-rich hybrid, with Strawberries and Cream, a sweet, dessert-style strain.
Magic Bullet is the side that brings the CBD, which is why Mystic Magic is better known as a balanced strain than a high-THC one. Listings usually describe it as about 60% sativa and 40% indica. How it got its name is not documented.
What does Mystic Magic smell and taste like?
Most descriptions start with berry, often blueberry, then add a creamy, sugary sweetness and a nutty, earthy side. A few people mention tropical fruit or a light spice.
Terpene data is thin. The one published result we found lists myrcene as the main terpene, which fits the earthy, musky base people describe. The flavour is usually sweet and fruity, with berry on the inhale.
Mystic Magic effects: what people report
People most often describe Mystic Magic as focused, energetic and creative, with a clear head rather than a heavy one. Happy and uplifted come up too, along with a mild head rush at the start. With this much CBD in the mix, it's generally pitched as a gentler option than a typical high-THC strain.
These are experiences people report, not promises, and the number of reviews is small. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth is the most common complaint.
How strong is Mystic Magic?
This is where Mystic Magic stands apart. Most listings put it at about 7% to 12% THC with roughly 12% to 15% CBD, so CBD is often the bigger number. One major strain site lists it near 18% THC, which is well above what other sources report.
Because the split varies so much between batches, the label is the only number you can trust. Check both the THC and the CBD, since the balance between them matters as much as either number. Our guide to reading cannabis labels walks through how.
Buying Mystic Magic in Canada
Mystic Magic is a less common strain, and products sold under the name can differ in their THC to CBD balance. Read the label closely before you buy.
You're most likely to find it as dried flower. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of its berry smell.
Mystic Magic vs Strawberries and Cream
Strawberries and Cream is one of Mystic Magic's parents, and the two share a sweet, creamy smell. The big difference is the cannabinoids. Strawberries and Cream is usually a high-THC strain with very little CBD, while Mystic Magic is listed with much less THC and a lot of CBD. Both get described as uplifted and focused, but Mystic Magic is the milder of the two for most people. If you want a sweet strain with a full THC kick, pick Strawberries and Cream. If you'd like something more balanced, try Mystic Magic.
Strains like Mystic Magic
If you like Mystic Magic, these are the closest matches:
- Strawberries and Cream: one of its parents, sweet and creamy but much higher in THC.
- Harlequin: a well-known sativa-leaning strain with a similar CBD-rich balance.
- Cannatonic: a classic CBD-rich hybrid known for a mild, clear feel.
- ACDC: even higher in CBD and lower in THC, for people who want very little high.
