Space Age Cake strain guide
Space Age Cake is an indica-leaning hybrid that's most often given as a cross of the Forum Cut of Girl Scout Cookies and Snow Lotus. Listings put its THC high, and people describe a calm, happy feel with a heavier body side. Sources disagree on a few details, so this page sticks to what they share.
Where does Space Age Cake come from?
The most common account is a cross of the Forum Cut of Girl Scout Cookies and Snow Lotus. One strain database gives that parentage, and a producer's product listing names it in the same way.
Not every source agrees. One listing on one strain database for the related name Space Cake describes a different cultivar from Copenhagen Seed Company, built from Romulan, The White and Copenhagen Kush. So the name may cover more than one plant, and the breeder of this version is not well documented.
What does Space Age Cake smell and taste like?
Listings describe a fruity, nutty smell with citrus, earth and a bit of spice, and flavours of berry, vanilla and tropical fruit with a sour edge.
No source we found publishes terpene results for Space Age Cake, so we've left the terpene list empty rather than borrow results from a related strain.
Space Age Cake effects: what people report
People most often describe Space Age Cake as relaxing, calming and happy, with a body-heavy feel that can turn sleepy. Reviews are mixed: some call it relaxing and uplifting, and one reviewer found it quite mild.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance.
How strong is Space Age Cake?
Space Age Cake is listed as a very high-THC strain. One strain database lists 27% to 30%, and a licensed producer's listing shows 28% to 34%. We found no CBD figure.
Those are published listings, not a promise about your batch. If you're new to high-THC flower, start with a small amount. The numbers on your label matter more than the name, and our guide to reading cannabis labels shows how to read them.
Buying Space Age Cake in Canada
Producers may grow different cuts under this name, and some products are sold as Space Cake instead. Read the label for the producer, the cross it lists and the THC numbers.
You might find it as dried flower, ground flower or vape products. Check the packaging date too, since fresher flower keeps more of its smell.
Space Age Cake vs Space Cake
Space Cake is the Bodhi Seeds hybrid of Girl Scout Cookies and Snow Lotus, so on paper the two share the same parents. What differs is the name and the way each one is listed. Space Age Cake listings point to the Forum Cut of Girl Scout Cookies and put THC at 27% to 34%, while our Space Cake page covers a broader 18% to 25% and names caryophyllene, limonene and humulene as its terpenes. No terpenes are published for Space Age Cake. If you want the original Bodhi version, look for Space Cake and check the breeder on the label. If you see Space Age Cake, treat it as that producer's high-THC take and read the batch numbers.
Strains like Space Age Cake
If you like Space Age Cake, these are the closest matches:
- Space Cake: the similarly named strain, listed with the same Cookies and Snow Lotus parents.
- Girl Scout Cookies: one side of the family, sweet and earthy with a relaxed feel.
- Forum Cookies: the famous clone-only Forum Cut of Girl Scout Cookies, with a sweet, citrusy, buttery smell.
