Kidney Stone is a documented cannabis cultivar in the Strain Encyclopedia. It is listed with the parent cross DANTES INFERNO × URINAL CAKE × WUU BERRY. Commonly reported flavor notes for this cultivar include cake, hash, sour.
About
Kidney Stone is a hybrid cannabis strain bred from a cross of Dantes Inferno x Wuu Berry with Urinal Cake. That lineage brings together some notably distinct genetic territory, and the resulting cultivar carries a profile that reflects each branch of its ancestry in recognizable ways.
The aromatic and flavor character of Kidney Stone centers on three primary terpene expressions: cake, hash, and sour. On the nose, the strain presents a combination of sweet baked notes layered over a dense, resinous hash quality, with a sharp sour edge cutting through underneath. The same profile translates directly to the palate, where cake sweetness sits alongside a pronounced hash depth and a sour finish that keeps the flavor from reading as one-dimensional. This is not a particularly subtle combination — it is distinct, identifiable, and consistent across reports from growers and consumers alike.
Commonly reported experiences from users include what most would describe as the kinds of effects you might associate with indica-leaning or mixed-influence cultivars — a sense of body weight and relaxation alongside a mental shift that varies in character from person to person. These are commonly reported subjective experiences and will differ based on individual tolerance and consumption method.
On the cultivation side, Kidney Stone runs a flowering window of approximately 65 to 70 days. Yield potential is rated in the medium to high range, which makes it a reasonable choice for growers looking to balance production output with a more complex terpene target. The genetics suggest a plant that leans toward the resinous side given the hash-forward profile, though growers working this strain for the first time should observe their specific phenotype expressions through the vegetative and early flower stages before making assumptions about structure and density.
Kidney Stone's lineage — drawing from Dantes Inferno, Wuu Berry, and Urinal Cake — positions it as a meaningful building block for breeders interested in working with hash-dominant aromatics combined with sour and sweet contrasting notes. For those hunting for a strain with a direct, no-nonsense terpene profile and solid production numbers, this cultivar presents a straightforward case for inclusion in a serious garden.