History & Genetics

If you want to experience the best that California genetics can offer, Animal Face is an ideal choice. Bred by Seed Junky Genetics, this sativa-dominant hybrid is a cross between Face Off OG and Animal Mints. Depending on your tolerance, you might find this bud to be ideal for a lazy weekend afternoon or she may be the perfect way to end your day as you put your feet up.

In terms of modern-day potency, Animal Face falls in the middle of the spectrum with an average THC level of 20%.

Appearance, Aroma, & Flavors

Her nugs are dense and dark in color yet are brightened up considerably with a smattering of bright amber trichomes. If you’re interested in complex flavors, this gal will win you over with a blend of sweet nuts, earth, and mint. Her aroma leans more toward a pine and diesel mixture, making her one that you can’t easily smoke in secret.

Effects

Most users turn to Animal Face when they need to escape from their daily woes, as this strain typically begins with a cerebral high that’s intense, to say the least. It’s reported that a wave of euphoria will wash over you after a few puffs and before long, attempting to piece together a clear thought might prove difficult. Focus is hard to find in this state, so you might as well embrace it. Users describe that physical relaxation occurs next, with tingles that range from head to toe.

While this bud is popular among the recreational crowd, many medical patients also enjoy what Animal Face has to offer. Most describe her effects as being incredibly helpful when dealing with anxiety or depression, as it’s difficult to obsess over your worries when you can’t think clearly. Physical pain is also said to be quelled in a significant way due to her ability to relax your body with ease. For those who are more sensitive to THC, a few tokes before bed may also be the answer to nagging insomnia.

Growing

Home growers are often anxious to get a piece of Seed Junky Genetics in their own backyard, as the team is known for producing arguably some of the best bud in the business. However, this group isn’t so keen on making seeds available for purchase. It’s said that the strain is hard to come by even on dispensary shelves, so it’s unlikely that you’ll be planting her anytime soon. If you do, though, it’s said that she flowers within 9 to 11 weeks and offers a medium-sized yield.

Whether you’re drawn to her for her unique flavor or her effects sound like the answer to your prayers, there’s no reason not to try Animal Face the next time you see her for sale. She does have some indica properties in her genetics, so it’s possible that this gal might give you a nice uplift before settling you down for a long period of rest and relaxation.