Sweet Tooth Strain: 1 g Cart
Sweet Tooth is an indica built from Afghani, Nepalese and Hawaiian genetics. We carry it as a Lume 1 g cart that tested at 91.3% THC and costs $9.
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- Type
- Indica
- Parents
- Afghani × Nepalese × Hawaiian
- Vapes listed
- 1
- Brands
- 1
- Tested THC, our listings
- 91.3%
- Price
- $9
Three landrace regions
Leafly files it as an indica made by crossing Hawaiian and Nepali. JointCommerce gives the fuller pedigree popularized by Barney's Farm, which adds Afghani to those two. StrainPedia goes back further and says Sweet Tooth was originally bred by Spice of Life from a select cutting of Sweet Pink Grapefruit. The accounts overlap more than they conflict: an older Canadian line that Barney's Farm later made widely available as seed.
The Sweet Tooth cart we carry
Lume Cannabis Co.'s 1 g cartridge is one of the better deals on the site on paper: $9, with a batch result of 91.3% THC. One oddity to know about. Lume labels it sativa, while Leafly files the strain as an indica, so don't choose it by the label alone.
| Brand | What we list | Extract | Sizes | Tested THC | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lume Cannabis Co. | 1 cart | Not stated | 1 g | 91.3% | $9 |
Lume's other 1 g carts at the same price are on Weed Pen.
Sweet Tooth questions
Is Sweet Tooth strain indica or sativa?
Leafly files it as an indica. The Lume cart we carry is labeled sativa, which doesn't match.
Is Sweet Tooth a hybrid?
In the broad sense, yes: it combines Afghani, Nepalese and Hawaiian genetics. Leafly classes the result as an indica.
Who bred the Sweet Tooth strain?
StrainPedia credits Spice of Life with the original; Barney's Farm popularized the seed version.
How strong is the Sweet Tooth cart?
Lume's batch tested at 91.3% THC.