Honeyface (3)

Honeyface (3) 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 (3) is a hybrid cannabis strain produced by crossing Sparkleface F2 with Honey Badger F7. The pairing brings together two distinct genetic lines, and the resulting progeny reflects characteristics drawn from both parent strains in a combination that has earned it consistent attention among cultivators working with these lineages. The aromatic profile of Honeyface (3) is defined by two dominant terpene expressions: skunky and sweet. These two qualities sit in a straightforward balance, neither overpowering the other. The skunk character provides an earthy, pungent base that experienced growers will recognize immediately, while the sweetness rounds out the nose and keeps the overall scent from trending too sharp or acrid. On the palate, the flavor follows the aroma closely, delivering the same skunky and sweet combination that the terpene profile promises. There is little drift between smell and taste here, which suggests a reasonably stable expression of these terpene characteristics across the phenotype. Commonly reported experiences from users include the kinds of effects associated with well-rounded hybrid genetics, though individual response will vary. No specific effect claims are documented beyond what the genetics and terpene profile might suggest to an informed grower or consumer. From a cultivation standpoint, Honeyface (3) finishes flowering in approximately 60 to 65 days, placing it in a relatively standard range for modern hybrid strains. This flowering window gives growers a reasonable timeline to work with in both indoor and outdoor environments. Yield potential is rated medium to high, indicating that with proper feeding, environmental management, and training, the strain is capable of producing respectable harvests. It is not a finicky yielder by most accounts, though as with any strain, realizing that upper-yield potential will depend on the skill and conditions the grower brings to the table. In terms of breeding significance, Honeyface (3) represents a continued refinement within the lineage that produced it, sitting downstream of both the Sparkleface and Honey Badger lines. The F-designations of its parents suggest these are well-worked genetics, and breeders selecting from this cross have access to a phenotype pool carrying those accumulated generations of stabilization. For anyone working to develop or extend strains within these lineages, Honeyface (3) offers a documented foundation with clearly expressed terpene characteristics and reliable production traits.

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