Sharklato

Where does Sharklato come from?

Sharklato comes from the same pairing as Runtz: Zkittlez and Gelato. One strain database describes it as the personal Runtz cut of a grower called Yung Marley, and Grow Diaries also credits Yung Marley as its creator. Another database lists it under the name Shark Cake, also known as Shark Cake Runtz.

In other words, Sharklato is best understood as a phenotype: one standout Runtz plant that was kept, cloned and given its own name. Beyond that, its history is not well documented.

What does Sharklato smell and taste like?

Fruit leads. One strain database's tagged flavours are apricot and apple, Grow Diaries mentions apricot and citrus, and another database describes sweet berries with a creamy, vanilla cake side. That database also tags a sharp ammonia note, so some batches carry a bit of funk.

One strain database lists caryophyllene as the dominant terpene, the same one that often leads Runtz results, which would add a peppery edge under the sweetness. No other terpenes are published for Sharklato.

Sharklato effects: what people report

People most often describe Sharklato as tingly, relaxed and giggly, and reviewers also call it talkative, happy and uplifted. One strain database's summary leans energizing, while another database describes a strong body feel that can leave some people very settled, so where it lands seems to depend on the batch and the amount.

These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the common complaints, and some people mention feeling anxious.

How strong is Sharklato?

Sharklato is usually a mid to high THC strain. One strain database lists about 20% THC and Grow Diaries 19%, while another database gives 26% to 27%. CBD is minimal.

If you're new to it, start small and wait before having more. The THC and CBD numbers on your product's label matter more than the name.

Buying Sharklato in Canada

You may see this one as Sharklato, Shark Cake or Shark Cake Runtz. Since it's a Runtz cut, read labels closely to see whether a product is this specific cut or just Runtz in general.

Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of that fruity smell.

Sharklato vs Runtz

Runtz is the strain Sharklato was selected from, so the two share parents and a lot of character. Runtz is the broader name, known for sugary candy and berry with a little gas. Sharklato is one specific cut, described with more stone fruit like apricot and a creamy vanilla note. Both get called giggly and relaxed. If you want the classic, start with Runtz. If you'd like a fruitier, cake-like take, look for Sharklato.

Strains like Sharklato

If you like Sharklato, these are the closest matches:

• Runtz: the strain it was selected from, with the same sweet candy character.
• Zkittlez: one parent, known for fruity candy aromas and a calm feel.
• Gelato: the other parent, creamy and sweet with a peppery edge.
• White Runtz: another Zkittlez and Gelato selection, softer and sweeter.