Sources reviewed 2026-09-12
Wedding Cake: identity, lineage and sources
Wedding Cake is widely sold as a dessert cultivar, but the opened lineage correction attributes the original cut to Seed Junky's Triangle Mints #23, from Triangle Kush x Animal Mints. The older Cherry Pie x GSC story remains a documented conflict and should not be erased. Everything About Wedding Cake Strain
Identity and naming
Barney's Farm reports that Jbeezy of Seed Junky Genetics identified Wedding Cake as a selected phenotype from the Triangle Mints line, with Triangle Mints #23 as the official cut. It says Jungle Boys popularized the Wedding Cake name after receiving the cut, and that Pink Cookies is used as an alias in Canada. The same source describes early circulation as clone-only. Everything About Wedding Cake Strain
Lineage conflict and aroma
The corrected lineage is Triangle Kush x Animal Mints, but the same report records the older Cherry Pie x Girl Scout Cookies account that circulated for years. The reported sensory cue behind the Wedding Cake name is creamy vanilla frosting; this is an attributed tasting description, not a chemical assay. Everything About Wedding Cake Strain
Reading this profile
Wedding Cake denotes the Triangle Mints #23 selected cut in the opened history source; seed products using the name may represent later crosses or recreations. The references describe particular accounts or breeder versions; they do not authenticate a retailer's stock.
What remains uncertain
- The Cherry Pie x Girl Scout Cookies account conflicts with the Seed Junky correction.
- The opened source is a secondary report of a breeder statement rather than a direct Seed Junky catalog page.
- No traceable batch laboratory report was added in this review. Chemical values and effects elsewhere in the catalog remain source descriptions, not findings established by this article.
Sources
Reviewed 2026-09-12.
- Everything About Wedding Cake Strain — secondary-report; accessed 2026-09-12.