Rick Flair 93 strain guide
Rick Flair 93 is a hybrid named after the wrestler, often spelled Ric Flair '93. People describe a savoury, peppery smell with a squeeze of citrus and a happy, giggly feel. Its family tree is one of the messier ones out there, with two quite different stories in circulation.
Where does Rick Flair 93 come from?
The answer depends on who you ask. One strain database lists it as a cross of Lemon Tree and GMO from Archive Seed Bank. Another database lists a Ric Flair '93 from Red Bee Seeds instead, described by that breeder as Liberty Haze crossed with Space Ghost and called a kush hybrid.
Those two stories don't overlap, and it's possible two different plants share the name. Because no two sources agree, its lineage is not well documented. If the label on your product names a breeder, that's the best clue to which version you have.
What does Rick Flair 93 smell and taste like?
Reports describe an earthy, savoury smell with garlic and black pepper, lifted by a bright citrus note. The Red Bee version is described by its breeder as a slightly sweet chem smell with mild spice and citrus underneath.
Caryophyllene is the terpene most often listed for it, which fits that peppery bite. Fuller terpene results are not widely published, so expect batches to vary.
Rick Flair 93 effects: what people report
People most often call Rick Flair 93 happy, euphoric and giggly, with an uplifted mood and a relaxed body that doesn't tip into heavy. Some reviewers mention feeling creative or focused, and a few mention the munchies.
There aren't many reviews yet, so treat these as early impressions rather than a settled picture. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance.
How strong is Rick Flair 93?
Published listings put it at about 20% to 25% THC, with very little CBD. That's on the stronger side for most people.
If you're new to it, start small and wait before having more. The THC number printed on your label matters more than the strain name, and our guide to reading cannabis labels explains what to look for.
Buying Rick Flair 93 in Canada
This is a rare name, so you may need to look around. Because two different genetic stories travel under it, check the breeder or producer on the package, along with the THC, CBD and packaging date.
Rick Flair 93 vs GMO
GMO is one of the parents in one strain database version of Rick Flair 93, and the shared garlic and savoury notes make sense if that story is right. GMO is known as a heavy, funky, garlic-forward strain that usually lands relaxed and sleepy. Rick Flair 93 gets described as brighter, with citrus on top and a more giggly, upbeat feel. If you want full garlic funk, GMO is the classic. If you want some of that savouriness with a lighter mood, Rick Flair 93 is worth a try.
Strains like Rick Flair 93
If you like Rick Flair 93, these are worth a look:
- GMO: a named parent in one version, with heavy garlic and funk.
- Lemon Tree: the other named parent, bright lemon with a fuel edge.
- LGMO: another GMO cross that mixes savoury funk with citrus.
- Garlic Breath: for people who like the savoury, garlicky side.
