White Walrus is a rare, sativa-dominant hybrid that traces its origins to a powerful Chernobyl phenotype. It was crafted specifically for the Kevin Smith film Tusk, making it a sought after find since its release. The strain presents a roughly even split between sativa and indica genetics, with CBD around 4% and THC typically in the 13-18% range.
On first light, a buoyant, creative lift sweeps the mind into a hazy, distant expanse. The heady ascent pairs with a warming, numbing body sensation that tends to preserve functional ease. Deep introspection follows, expansive and sometimes psychedelic, and many find it well suited for easing chronic pain, stress, anxiety, and mood fluctuations, though the intensity can be overwhelming for some.
In the sensory realm, White Walrus carries a bright citrusy aroma, with lemon and lime notes unfurling alongside earthy undertones as the nugs break apart. The flavor mirrors this profile, delivering citrus, lime, and fruity sweetness with a subtle spicy edge and a lingering earthy aftertaste. Visually, the buds are long, foxtail shaped, light minty green with dark leaves and a frosty coat of white trichomes, a testament to its resinous character.