Indica dominant hybrid

Vanilla Bean

Vanilla Bean is an indica dominant hybrid with Kashmir × Afghani genetics. Its flavor notes include vanilla, sweet and citrus.

Also known as Vanilla Kush, Vanilla Bean Kush,

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Strain at a glance

Reported type
Indica dominant hybrid
Reported THC
19%–20%
Reported CBD
1%
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Classification
Vanilla Bean classification: 30% sativa, 70% indica.

Classification is conventional. Cannabinoid measurements vary by batch.

Reported lineage
Kashmir × Afghani
Reported flavors
Citrus, Creamy, Sweet, Vanilla
Reported effects
Euphoria, Happy, Hungry, Relaxing, Sleepy

Vanilla Bean genetics

The documented cross pairs Kashmir with Afghani.

The conventional classification is 30% sativa and 70% indica.

Kashmir is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include hash. Its own documented parent pair is Vanilla Kush × Purple Pig. Its separate profile lists THC at 20%.

Afghani is classified as an indica. Its flavor notes include pine, spicy and sweet. Its separate profile lists THC at 16–20%.

Lineage
Vanilla Bean: Kashmir × Afghani.

Flavor and aroma

Vanilla Bean combines vanilla, sweet, citrus and creamy in its flavor profile.

The aroma adds lavender, floral, earthy and kush.

Flavor & aroma
Vanilla Bean sensory notes: Lavender; Vanilla; Floral.

Vanilla Bean effects

Reported Vanilla Bean effects include euphoria, a happier mood, increased appetite, relaxation and sleepiness.

The descriptions combine a mental component with physical relaxation. The category label alone does not explain that balance.

Vanilla Bean THC level and CBD

The published Vanilla Bean THC level is 19–20%.

CBD is listed at 1%.

For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.

Published cannabinoid range
Vanilla Bean: THC 19%–20%; CBD 1%. Scale zero to 35 percent.

Flower appearance

Described visual traits include fluffy, minty green, orange and trichomes.

Double déjà vu is another documented cross involving Kashmir. Its parent pair is Kashmir × Afghani. Its flavor description includes lavender, pine and woody. The separate Double déjà vu profile lists THC at 25–26%. That differs from the 19–20% range documented for Vanilla Bean.

710 Cheese is another documented cross involving Afghani. Its parent pair is Old School UK Skunk × Afghani. Its flavor description includes cheesy, creamy and skunky. The separate 710 Cheese profile lists THC at 10–20%. That differs from the 19–20% range documented for Vanilla Bean.

Questions about Vanilla Bean

Is Vanilla Bean indica or sativa? It is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. The listed split is 30% sativa and 70% indica.

What does Vanilla Bean taste like? The available description includes vanilla, sweet and citrus.

Who bred Vanilla Bean? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.

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