Cap Junky Strain
Gas on the nose, gas on the palate: Cap Junky keeps it simple, with a peppery spice on top. The experience is where it stands out: tingly, euphoric and uplifting, with a relaxed, giggly side.
- Gas aroma
- Tingly & Uplifting effects
- Spicy flavor
- THC
- 33–34%
- Flowering
- 9–10 weeks
- Genetics
- Balanced Hybrid
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Aroma & Flavor
- Aroma
- Gas
- Spicy
- Earthy
- Sour
- Diesel
- Flavor
- Spicy
- Gas
- Mint
- Sweet
Effects
- Tingly
- Relaxed
- Euphoric
- Uplifting
- Giggly
About Cap Junky
Cap Junky came out of a collaboration between Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics, who put Alien Cookies together with Kush Mints #11. It first circulated as a clone-only cut in 2021.
Gas and diesel open the jar over an earthy base, with a sour edge and peppery spice. In the mouth, gas and spice carry through, cooled by a mint note and a touch of sweetness.
Where it really stands out is the feel: tingly and euphoric, with an uplifting, relaxed side and a giggly streak.
This feminized version flowers in 9–10 weeks on a sturdy, well-branched plant. Seed Junky also bred Jealousy and Permanent Marker, the cultivars behind Seed Junky's back-to-back Leafly Strain of the Year wins.
Genetics
Lineage: Alien Cookies crossed with Kush Mints #11
Cap Junky is Alien Cookies × Kush Mints #11, a collaboration between Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics. Alien Cookies combines Alien Dawg with Girl Scout Cookies, and Kush Mints #11 is Bubba Kush × Animal Mints. It began as a clone-only cut and is now available as feminized seeds.
Cultivation
- Outdoor harvest
- October
Growing notes
Cap Junky forms a sturdy, medium-sized plant with ample branching, and topping and LST help spread that branching into an even canopy. It likes a warm, Mediterranean-type climate, and outdoor harvests land around October. Indoors, plan on 9–10 weeks of flowering.
FAQ
What is Cap Junky a cross of?
Cap Junky is Alien Cookies × Kush Mints #11. Alien Cookies brings Alien Dawg and Girl Scout Cookies into the mix, while Kush Mints #11 combines Bubba Kush with Animal Mints. The cross came out of a collaboration between Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics.
What does Cap Junky taste like?
Gas runs through both the aroma and the flavor. The aroma adds diesel, earth, a sour edge and pepper, and the flavor pairs the gas and spice with a mint note and a little sweetness.
How long does Cap Junky take to flower, and how much THC does it have?
Cap Junky needs 9–10 weeks of flowering indoors, and outdoor harvests arrive around October. Its THC range is 33–34%.
What effects is Cap Junky known for?
Cap Junky is tingly and euphoric, with an uplifting edge and a relaxed side. A giggly streak rounds it out.


