Triple Stack strain guide
Triple Stack is an indica-leaning hybrid sold in Grassroots' Dark Heart line. People describe a sweet vanilla, grape and toasted-dough smell and a calm, heavy feel that most save for the evening.
Where does Triple Stack come from?
Triple Stack is part of the Dark Heart Collection, a set of strains Grassroots grows from Dark Heart, a California breeder. It's a fairly new name, and not much has been published about it.
Its parents aren't confirmed. One strain database says it's widely attributed to Gush Mints crossed with Pancakes, then crossed with Dulce de Uva, but notes the breeder hasn't said so. A retail listing gives a different mix of Cookies, OG Kush and Chem genetics. With no agreement, its lineage is not well documented.
What does Triple Stack smell and taste like?
Expect something like a dessert plate: vanilla, ripe grape and berry, with sweet dough and toasted nuts. A bit of fuel and black pepper usually sits underneath, and some people taste mint or caramel.
The only terpene list we found comes from a retail listing: caryophyllene, limonene and linalool. That fits the peppery, sweet and floral notes, but it's one source, so check your product's label.
Triple Stack effects: what people report
People describe Triple Stack as relaxed and mellow in the body, with a gentle, euphoric lift in mood. Several say it turns sleepy at higher amounts, and some call it happy or giggly early on.
There are only a handful of reviews so far, so this picture may change. These are experiences people report, not promises.
How strong is Triple Stack?
Triple Stack is usually a high-THC strain. One strain database lists it at 28%, and product listings we found range from about 22% to 33% THC, with very little CBD.
That's on the strong side, so start small and wait before having more. The number on your label is the one that counts.
Buying Triple Stack in Canada
Triple Stack is a newer, brand-linked strain, so it may be harder to find than older names. Read the label for THC and CBD, and check whether a product is plain flower or infused, since infused pre-rolls are much stronger.
One reviewer found their flower dried out quickly, so look at the packaging date.
Triple Stack vs Dulce de Uva
Dulce de Uva is one of Triple Stack's attributed parents, though that link isn't confirmed by the breeder. The two share a grape and vanilla smell with a nutty side, and both are described as relaxed and giggly. Triple Stack adds more dough, pepper and fuel, and it's usually listed stronger. If you want the simpler grape-and-vanilla version, try Dulce de Uva. If you want a heavier dessert stack, try Triple Stack.
Strains like Triple Stack
If you like Triple Stack, these are worth a look:
- Dulce de Uva: grape and vanilla, and one of its attributed parents.
- Pancakes: sweet, buttery and nutty, also named in its attributed lineage.
- Gush Mints: minty, gassy and sweet, the third name in its attributed lineage.
