What is Pancakes?
Cultivar · Hybrid
Pancakes is a hybrid cannabis cultivar from Seed Junky Genetics, bred from London Pound Cake and Kush Mints and popularized on the Cookies menu. It is named for its sweet, buttery aroma, often compared to pancake batter with a maple-like edge.
Both parents are dessert-era heavyweights: London Pound Cake contributes dense, cake-like sweetness, while Kush Mints adds a cool, minty creaminess. The combination produces the breakfast-table aromatics the name promises — one of the clearest examples of food names functioning as accurate flavor descriptions.
Because the name is a common word, context matters: on a dispensary menu or in a review, "Pancakes" refers to this specific cultivar; "blueberry pancakes" searches may also surface distinct, separately bred cultivars with similar names.
Examples
- "Pancakes is London Pound Cake × Kush Mints — a Seed Junky cut."
- Reviewers describe the aroma as warm batter with a buttery, slightly maple sweetness.
- It anchors the "breakfast" corner of dessert-cultivar menus alongside cereal-named cultivars like Crunch Berries.
Common confusions
- Blueberry Pancakes: A separately bred cultivar name — related in theme, not the same genetic as Pancakes.
- A flavor added to flower: The name describes the cultivar's natural terpene aroma; nothing is flavored.
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Frequently asked questions
Who bred Pancakes?
Pancakes comes from Seed Junky Genetics, crossing London Pound Cake with Kush Mints, and was popularized through the Cookies menu.
What does Pancakes smell like?
Sweet and buttery, like pancake batter with a maple edge — a direct result of its London Pound Cake × Kush Mints parentage.