TriCross Cannabis Strain

TriCross is an indica-dominant hybrid, roughly 70 percent indica and 30 percent sativa, born from a three-way crossing of Mythic OG, Field Cookies, and Gravenstein. Its name nods to a mythical three-parent lineage, signaling a potent blend that carries a heavy, enduring stone. Expect a high that begins with a tingling warmth seeping from hands to feet, then spreads through the body and settles into a deeply relaxing, immobilizing finish. The initial onset often leaves users feeling grounded and quietly buoyant as the body slackens toward rest.

Along with the creeping body heaviness, TriCross can spark a buzzy lift that travels from the head through the core, sometimes accompanied by a touch of mood elevation or arousal. With typical THC content ranging from the mid-teens to the mid-20s, the strain is commonly used to ease mood swings or depression, chronic pain, cramps or muscle spasms, arthritis, and sustained stress. The overall effect leans toward a sedating, sleep-oriented finale, making it a choice for evening use when sleep is a priority.

Flavor is built on a sweet and sour citrus lemon backbone, edged by anise and a hint of candy, with a spicy peppery bite that lingers. The aroma mirrors that blend, offering lemony citrus notes with pepper, spice, and a diesel-like edge. In the garden, TriCross presents chunky, emerald-green buds, accentuated by bright orange pistils and a scattering of golden-white trichomes that glimmer in the light. This strain's pronounced indica character and layered sensory profile make it a dependable option for unwinding after a long day and guiding the body toward nightfall.

Attributes
VarietyIndica Dominant
Genetics70% Indica / 30% Sativa
THC Content16–26%
EffectsBody High, Relaxing, Sedating, Sleepy, Mood Elevation, Arousal
May RelieveMood Swings, Depression, Chronic Pain, Cramps, Muscle Spasms, Arthritis, Stress
FlavorsSweet Lemon, Sour Citrus, Anise, Candy, Pepper
AromasLemon, Citrus, Pepper, Spice, Diesel
Dominant TerpenesMyrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene