Wedding Cake (also called Pink Cookies) from Seed Junky Genetics became a dispensary darling almost overnight. The Triangle Kush × Animal Mints cross produces some of the most visually stunning buds in cannabis — dense, frosty, and often streaked with purple. The strain earned Leafly's Strain of the Year in 2019 and spawned its own family of crosses. Its sweet, tangy, almost-cake-like flavor profile makes it instantly memorable.
Evening. After dinner, social settings, or a relaxed night in.
Wedding Cake is a celebration in a bud. The high is joyful and relaxing — a warm euphoria that makes everything feel right. The indica lean brings significant body relaxation, but the mood lift keeps you from getting sleepy. It's the 'happy place' strain. The munchies are strong — plan your snacks accordingly. Social, giggly, and deeply satisfying.
Reported applications from user-survey aggregates and observational data; not clinical indications. Data compiled from published lab ranges, breeder documentation, and user-report aggregates. Figures vary by batch, phenotype, and cultivation. Informational only — not medical advice. Verify with your dispensary and its certificate of analysis.
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Organoleptic properties
Flavor notes
Sweet vanilla, Tangy, Earthy, Pepper, Cake batter
Aroma profile
Sweet and tangy, Vanilla frosting, Peppery earth, Doughy
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Administration routes
Flower (any)
The vanilla-tangy flavor is worth savoring.
Edibles
Pairs naturally with actual baked goods.
Live resin cart
Portable celebration. Great terp preservation.
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Cultivation data
Difficulty
Moderate
Flowering
7-9 weeks
Height
Medium (3-5 feet)
Yield (indoor)
400-500g/m²
Yield (outdoor)
500-600g/plant
Climate
Mediterranean. Needs good airflow due to dense buds.
Techniques
Topping and LST recommended. Defoliate aggressively in flower.
Notes
Dense, frosty nugs that can be prone to bud rot in humid conditions. Beautiful purple and green colors with orange hairs. High calyx-to-leaf ratio makes trimming easy.
Registry · NormalizeGreen.com Data compiled from published lab ranges, breeder documentation, and user-report aggregates. Figures vary by batch, phenotype, and cultivation. Informational only — not medical advice. Verify with your dispensary and its certificate of analysis.