(NEW) A.T.F aka Alaskan Thunderf*%$ 🏔 ($75/Oz) 🔥

A.T.F  

AKA: Alaskan Thunderf*_k  

Type: Sativa-dominant hybrid  

Lineage: Northern California Sativa x Russian Ruderalis x Afghani Indica  

THC: 24-28%+ | CBD: <1%

A.T.F is a classic Pacific Northwest sativa with a reputation that came long before Instagram. The aroma is sharp pine, citrus, and skunk with a diesel edge. Flavor follows through with lemon zest, earth, and a clean, piney finish. At 24-28%+ THC, it hits fast and clean without dragging you down.

The high starts with an immediate cerebral rush that boosts mood, focus, and conversation. It’s energetic and clear-headed, with a light body buzz that keeps you moving. Don’t underestimate it - a couple hits will keep you going for hours.

Best for daytime use, creative work, hiking, or social sessions. Great for fatigue, stress, mild pain, and low mood when you want to stay functional.

Aroma: Pine, Citrus, Skunk, Diesel  

Flavour: Lemon Zest, Pine, Earth, Herbal  

Effects: Energetic, Euphoric, Focused, Uplifted, Talkative  

Medical: Fatigue, Stress, Depression, Mild Pain, Low Mood  

Appearance: Loose, fluffy buds with bright green and orange hues, heavy resin, and a classic old-school look

Genetics Note:  

Origins: Bred in the rugged Matanuska Valley of Alaska in the 1970s  

Lineage: Northern California Sativa x Russian Ruderalis x Afghani Indica  

Type: Sativa-dominant hybrid, roughly 80/20  

Top terpenes: Myrcene, Limonene, and Pinene drive the pine-citrus profile  

Known as one of the oldest documented American sativa strains

Fun Facts:  

A.T.F stands for Alaskan Thunderf_*k, named after the intense, fast-hitting high that originated in Alaska  

Bred in the Matanuska Valley in the 1970s from landrace genetics, giving it serious old-school pedigree  

Tests 24-28%+ THC, which was rare for sativas back then and still holds up today  

It’s known for cutting through low energy and bad moods faster than most modern strains  

Even after decades, it’s still kept around because it hits different than cookie-era hybrids