Cap Junky
![](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/627d284eb79828f894d0a981/660eb908cc4f72c15022a02b_strains-page-banner-desktop.jpg)
![Cap Junky](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/62829462cb406845143ba31e/66a1554e3c161e3d9d2a5b8f_cap-junky.webp)
Cap Junky
Hybrid
Cap Junky is a highly potent, balanced hybrid strain that’s made by crossing the strain Alien Cookies with Kush Mints (aka Kush Mintz), specifically the phenotype Kush Mints #11. This super-powered strain was created as part of a collaboration between breeders Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics. Though it’s only been around for a few years, Cap Junky has already made a name for itself as one of the strongest, highest-quality, and hardest-hitting strains on the market. It’s best for experienced cannabis lovers who are ready for intense, long-lasting effects. But if you’re up for a journey, Cap Junky won’t let you down.
One of the most defining features of Cap Junky is its unique aroma, which many describe as a mix between sour, rotting fruit and diesel. Others compare the scent to a dank and pungent cheese or a spicy mix of menthol and pine. Take a toke to enjoy the strain’s sweet, fruity taste before you relish in its spicy and smooth exhale. Floral undertones and hints of pine or menthol are also likely to creep into your smoke. Within minutes, you’ll feel an intense high hit your head, then slowly spread throughout your body. A wave of relaxation will soon settle in, leaving you feeling mellowed out without lulling you to sleep. Say goodbye to aches and pains and hello to tingly euphoria that banishes the day’s stressors so that you can relax. Cap Junky is great for managing chronic pain, depression, mood swings, and more.
Cap Junky
Terpenes
Beta-caryophyllene is among the most abundant terpenes found in Cap Junky and contributes to the strain’s unique taste and aroma. Other common terps include limonene, linalool, and myrcene.
Predominant Terpene
Other Terps
Cap Junky
Reviews
Add a review
Please login to leave a review.
Cap Junky
Grow Info
The original Cap Junky, created by Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics, was released in 2021, with a limited number of clone plants being sold to the public. However, since then, other breeders have created their own versions of the strain, including the Miracle Mints phenotype from Smyth Cannabis Co. That means that your growing experience will depend on the origins of your seeds. In general, the strain is known to be moderately difficult to grow, though there isn’t much solid information available for amateur growers looking to experiment.
What we do know about this strain is that it was bred to be grown in a controlled environment. While it can fare well outdoors, Cap Junky really thrives in an indoor greenhouse setting where temperature, lighting, and humidity can be precisely controlled. As a hybrid, it grows to a medium height without getting too dense, though techniques like low-stress training, topping, and pruning will still be important. Pick up some Cap Junky from an official seed or clone drop to explore this strain yourself!
Indoors or Outdoors?
Flowering Time (Weeks)
Growth Height
Yield
Cap Junky
FAQs
Cap Junky is a famously potent and dank cannabis strain that was created by two major modern breeders, Seed Junky Genetics and Capulator. It’s the names of these two breeders that give this strain its title. Cap Junky first hit the market in 2021 when Seed Junky sold clones of the strain for a whopping $1,000 each!
Cap Junky is not for the faint of heart. This famously potent strain typically has THC levels of 30% or higher, with some phenotypes reportedly producing flower that’s up to 41% THC. Beginners should probably steer clear of this strain, or at least use it with caution; start with a small dose and work your way up to avoid overwhelming yourself and greening out.
The strain Cap Junky is a balanced hybrid, meaning it’s 50% indica and 50% sativa. As a result, Cap Junky delivers effects that are both mellowing and uplifting. Take a few tokes to feel relaxed without being overly sedated and boost your mood without getting the jitters.