Monkey Berries
Monkey Berries is a name shared by two distinct hybrid lineages, both utilizing genetics from the Glue family. One version, from Exotic Genetix, focuses on a strawberry-and-gas profile, while the Dank Breeds version is noted for its striking dark coloration.
About Monkey Berries
Monkey Berries refers to two separate breeding projects that share a name but differ significantly in their genetic makeup and physical characteristics.
### Exotic Genetix Lineage Exotic Genetix selected Strawberries & Cream and Grease Monkey for their cross. This iteration is recognized for a flavor profile that balances sweet berry notes with a peppery, diesel-forward finish. Users often describe the experience as an upbeat, euphoric onset that transitions into a comfortable body buzz, sometimes accompanied by creative focus or giggles. As the effects settle, the experience can become quite relaxing, occasionally leading to sleepiness.
### Dank Breeds Lineage Dank Breeds created a separate Monkey Berries by pairing a Michigan selection of GG4 (S1) with a Plushberry male. This version is distinguished primarily by its aesthetic, featuring pink and magenta calyxes that can darken to near-black. While the shared Glue ancestry links the two, the Dank Breeds selection is defined more by its structural vigor and coloration than by a specific flavor profile.
Because reports of effects are often aggregated under the single name "Monkey Berries," it is difficult to attribute specific experiences to one breeder over the other. Consumers should verify the breeder to determine which genetic profile they are encountering.
Plant characteristics
The Exotic Genetix version produces olive-green buds accented by orange pistils and a heavy coating of trichomes. These plants are typically medium to medium-tall with a branching structure. The Dank Breeds version is characterized by thick, sturdy stems and vigorous growth. Approximately 80% of these plants are reported to exhibit pink-to-black coloration during the flowering stage.