Cat Piss is recorded as a sativa-dominant cannabis cultivar. It is listed with the parent cross Super Silver Haze Phenotype × Skunk #1 × Northern Lights #5 × Haze. Commonly reported effects associated with this cultivar include creative, uplifting, energetic, focused.
About
Cat Piss is a sativa-dominant cannabis strain derived from a specific phenotype of Super Silver Haze. Rather than a traditional cross between two distinct parent strains, it represents a selected expression of that lineage — a phenotype hunted and stabilized for its distinctive aromatic and growth characteristics. The name is blunt and intentional, signaling the sharp, ammonia-forward edge that defines the cultivar's smell profile before cure and early in the grow.
The terpene profile is built around myrcene, pinene, and terpinolene. Together these produce an aroma that opens with a pungent, acrid bite that mellows into pine and citrus as the flower is handled or broken apart. The finished smoke and vapor carry flavors of citrus, pine, sweet, and spice — more approachable on the palate than the raw scent suggests. Terpinolene gives the profile a slightly herbal, floral edge that rounds out what would otherwise be a sharp, one-note experience.
Users commonly report effects that are creative, uplifting, and energetic, with a tendency toward focus and sociability. These are the kinds of experiences typically associated with sativa-leaning cultivars, and Cat Piss delivers them within a THC range of 15% to 22%. That window is broad enough to accommodate both moderate and more potent expressions depending on growing conditions and phenotypic variation.
On the cultivation side, this strain is rated moderate to experienced in difficulty, which reflects the attention it demands during the growing cycle. Flowering runs 9 to 11 weeks, a standard range for a sativa-dominant variety, and yield potential comes in at moderate to high for growers who manage it well. The moderate-to-experienced classification suggests it rewards growers who understand environmental control, training techniques, and canopy management. Beginners may find the longer flowering window and phenotypic variability challenging without prior experience.
No notable child strains are documented here, so its significance in the broader cannabis gene pool currently rests on what it is rather than what it has produced. As a preserved phenotype of Super Silver Haze, it serves as a useful reference point for breeders and collectors interested in the characteristics of that lineage expressed at their most pronounced and unconventional extreme.