Cake Face Strain Information & Review

Cake Face strain is a well-balanced hybrid loaded with THC.Cake Face cannabis delivers a one-two combo of powerful mental and physical effects ideal for smokers with higher tolerance levels.

Getting hold of this exclusive strain was very tricky until recently, as it was only available in clone form. Rising popularity has resulted in Cake Face becoming more accessible to both smokers and home growers.

Stay with us over the following sections to learn everything there is to know about the Cake Face strain.

Cake Face strain

Cake Face cannabis provides long-lasting, powerful effects with a delectable flavor. With plenty of Kush-derived genetics, Cake Face seeds develop into sturdy plants. Extremely dense buds present a risk of mold, but this strain shouldn’t pose a challenge to growers with some cultivation experience.

If you’re just here for the facts, we’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find a simple breakdown of what to expect from Cake Face strain. Take a look, and if you like what you see, keep reading below for more detailed information.

• Type: Balanced hybrid
• THC: 20–25%
• CBD: 0–2%
• Top reported effects: Euphoric, stimulating, relaxing
• Top reported flavors: Sweet, earthy, kush
• Flowering time: 9–10 weeks
• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Yield: High

Cake Face strain effects

Thanks to its balanced composition, Cake Face cannabis provides you with a sublime blend of cerebral and physical effects. The sweet, earthy buds deliver hours of pleasure that uplifts and relaxes.

Cake Face strain’s sativa side comes on hard and fast, within minutes of your first toke. The overwhelmingly positive buzz kicks off with a surge of euphoria, leaving you feeling elevated and enthusiastic. Consume with friends for an evening of giddy laughter and captivating conversation.

Once Cake Face strain’s indica properties emerge, get comfortable as you won’t be going anywhere for the next few hours. A deeply calming sense of relaxation spreads slowly but surely throughout the body, easing tension and soothing tight, tired muscles. 

Consuming moderate amounts won’t incapacitate you completely, but the couch becomes hard to leave, and continued consumption compounds the sedative effects.

Cake Face strain contains a staggering 20–25%, making it capable of satisfying even the highest tolerance levels. If you’re new to the 420 scene, take it slow when smoking Cake Face cannabis to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Although uncommon, consuming too much may lead to mild feelings of anxiety, paranoia, and dizziness.

Cake Face strain flavors

Cake Face strain delivers more than just potency. The visually stunning olive-green buds emit a tantalizingly delicious aroma of sweet cake or biscuit, with bold earthy undertones and the slightest hint of mint.

Inhaling the aromatic smoke delivers an equally impressive set of flavors. The dessert-like qualities of Cake Face strain’s aroma carry over to the tongue, providing a lip-smacking, sugary taste experience grounded in a deep, sophisticated earthiness.

Cake Face strain grow information

The Cake Face strain’s hybrid lineage is evident in its growth profile. Cake Face seeds sprout into tall, bushy plants exhibiting both indica and sativa characteristics. Abundant flowers adorn the plant as harvest approaches, with dense, heavy buds often requiring support to avoid branches breaking under the weight.

Growing Cake Face strain seeds indoors is usually the best option, as you can easily control environmental factors. Limit relative humidity to 40–50% during flowering to reduce moisture retention in the buds and minimize the chances of bud rot. Regularly prune back large fan leaves to increase light exposure, especially in the lower sections of the plants.

Tend to your garden of Cake Face cannabis carefully, and the rewards are significant. Expect to harvest generous amounts of buds after 9–10 weeks of flowering.

Growing Cake Face seeds outside can be challenging without the right climate. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, we recommend cultivating inside a greenhouse for easier growth. Trim back the heavy foliage frequently, stake your plants once they start flowering, and harvest before winter rolls around.

If you’re lucky enough to live in a warm, subtropical climate, Cake Face strain produces huge amounts of premium cannabis.

Cake Face strain genetics

Cake Face strain results from crossing Animal Face with Face Off BX2. Animal Face contains genetics from Face Off OG and Animal Mints. Face Off OG is an offshoot of OG Kush, and Animal Mints is a hybrid created using genes from Fire OG and Girl Scout Cookies.

Face Off BX2 is a fusion of OG Kush phenotypes, doubling down on its rich flavors and heavyweight effects. This prestigious blend of genes comes together to create a remarkable cutting-edge hybrid. You can see what Cake Face strain’s genetic background looks like in the table below:

Cake Face strain seeds to buy near you

We don’t have a stock of Cake Face seeds at the moment, so you’ll have to wait a little longer before placing your order. If you’re looking for something similar in the meantime, here are a few suggestions:

• Fire OG feminized: Fire OG is an indica-dominant, THC-heavy hybrid that’s also a grandparent of Animal Face.

• Gelato regular: Smokers with a sweet tooth love this sapid strain for its sugary, berry flavors, astronomical THC levels, and huge yields.

• OG Kush autoflower: OG Kush needs no introduction; this robust and resilient strain is a true cannabis superstar and the progenitor of countless hybrid cultivars.

Have your cake and eat it

Cake Face strain is a delight for fans of high-powered cannabis and flavor connoisseurs alike. Managing the prolific growth of this highly productive phenotype requires some skill. If you’re up to the challenge, you’ll be handsomely rewarded for your efforts.

While you wait for Cake Face strain seeds to become available, why not peruse our Homegrown Diaries? These grower journals are a great way to source information and advice on growing your own crop of cannabis. Once you get your seeds, we encourage you to start your own Cake Face Homegrown Diary to track your growing adventure.

You’ll also find a wealth of knowledge and engaging discussion on everything cannabis-related on our Homegrown Forum.

About the author: Derek LaRose

Also known as Kronic from The Cannabis Kronicles, Derek LaRose is a young ambitious cultivator and a staple educator for indoor cultivation.