Honeyface

Honeyface is a documented cannabis cultivar in the Strain Encyclopedia. It is listed with the parent cross Sparkleface × Honey Badger. Commonly reported flavor notes for this cultivar include skunky, sweet.

Bred by Twenty 20 Genetics

About

Honeyface is a hybrid cannabis strain produced by crossing Sparkleface F2 with Honey Badger F7. That pairing brings together two distinct genetic lines, and the result is a plant that reflects influences from both sides of its parentage in ways that growers and consumers tend to find straightforward and consistent. The aroma profile of Honeyface leans into a combination of skunky and sweet notes, and those same qualities carry directly into the flavor. There is nothing particularly subtle about it — the skunk is present and upfront, balanced by a sweetness that keeps the overall profile from reading as harsh or one-dimensional. The terpene expression aligns tightly with what you taste and smell, which speaks to a strain with reasonably stable expression across its sensory characteristics. Growers who appreciate a classic, recognizable nose without a lot of deviation will find this one predictable in that regard. Commonly reported experiences from consumers include what one might generally associate with the skunk-forward lineage — a noticeable, grounded quality alongside the sweetness that tends to round out the overall session. These are user-reported observations and vary by individual, but the feedback appears consistent with the strain's genetic background. From a cultivation standpoint, Honeyface finishes flowering in approximately 60 to 65 days, which puts it in a reasonable mid-range window — not particularly fast, but not a long-season strain either. Yield potential is rated as medium to high, which suggests the plant rewards solid technique without being especially demanding. Growers with intermediate experience should be able to achieve good results with standard attention to environment and feeding. The yield range indicates there is room to push production with dialed-in conditions, but casual growers are unlikely to be disappointed either. In terms of breeding significance, Honeyface sits at an interesting intersection of its two parent lines. The Sparkleface F2 brings a degree of genetic variability typical of an F2 generation, while the Honey Badger F7 contributes the kind of stability that comes with more advanced line-breeding. Together they create a cross that could serve as a useful starting point for breeders looking to work with that combination of traits — skunk-forward terpenes, manageable flowering time, and reliable yield in a single package.

Parents

Full lineage tree

Used to breed

No documented offspring in the encyclopedia.

Attributes

Commonly reported flavors Skunky, Sweet
Flowering time 60 – 65 days
Yield potential Medium - High