Black Jelly

Emerging from the breeding program at Occo in Comox, British Columbia, Black Jelly was later brought to market under the San Rafael ’71 brand. Its genetic lineage remains a subject of debate; while MAC is frequently cited as a potential parent, other sources suggest the strain relies on proprietary, undisclosed genetics. Alien Cake 3030 is the only parent consistently identified in the paper trail. The strain is characterized by a sharp, dark aromatic profile featuring notes of black licorice, anise, and crushed fennel, balanced by undertones of ripe fruit and cake sweetness. Consumers often describe the experience as an energetic, heady lift that promotes euphoria and focus, making it a popular choice for social or creative activities. Some users also report an increase in appetite.