Triple Burger

Triple Burger tests at 25% THC, putting it in genuinely potent territory, and its terpene profile is unusually caryophyllene-heavy — nearly 1% concentration, more than double the secondary humulene, with limonene, myrcene, pinene, linalool, ocimene, and terpinolene rounding out a full eight-compound spread. No flavor tags are confirmed for this batch, so the aroma character has to be inferred from the terpenes: a caryophyllene-humulene lead like this typically produces a spicy, peppery, slightly herbal character rather than anything sweet or citrus-forward. Reported effects run euphoric, giggly, hungry, relaxed, sleepy, and tingly — a spread that leans clearly toward evening or nighttime use, with the sleepy and relaxed notes anchoring it as a wind-down strain rather than a functional daytime one.

The 'Burger' naming convention typically points toward Chemdawg-adjacent genetics prized for pungency and strength, and both the high THC figure and the caryophyllene-dominant terpene profile here fit that reputation, even though no specific parent strains are confirmed on record. At this potency and with this effect spread, Triple Burger reads as a strain built specifically for experienced consumers looking for strong sedation, rather than an easy entry point for someone newer to high-THC indicas.