Dante's Candy (31.229% THCa) – Premium THCa Flower

Dante's Candy is an Indica THCa flower strain from the Dante's Inferno family. This living soil batch tests at 31.229% THCa with 33.501% total cannabinoids and 1.70% total terpenes, led by limonene and caryophyllene with a distinctive 0.20% guaiol that no other batch in this release carries. It also has the highest CBGa in this release at 1.710%. Expect sweet fruit and light gas over a woody, peppery base, settling into a heavy, relaxed body.

Overview

Dante's Candy is an Indica strain grown here in living soil. This batch tests at 31.229% THCa, 27.534% total THC, and 33.501% total cannabinoids, with Δ9-THC at 0.147% and no detectable CBD. The minor cannabinoid fraction is led by CBGa at 1.710% — the highest in this release — with CBCa 0.188%, THCVa 0.173% and CBC 0.054% behind it.

Total terpenes come in at 1.70%. Limonene leads at 0.41% (24% of the profile), with trans-caryophyllene at 0.39% (23%) and β-myrcene at 0.25% (15%) behind it. Fourth is the standout: guaiol at 0.20% (12%), a woody, piney terpene that rarely shows up this high. The rest of the panel: α-humulene 0.09%, menthol 0.07%, linalool 0.07%, β-pinene 0.07%, endo-fenchyl alcohol 0.06%, α-pinene 0.05%, cis-β-ocimene 0.02% and camphene 0.02%.

One retail listing for Dante's Candy names limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene as its top three terpenes, which is exactly the order in this batch. Guaiol does not appear in any published description we could find, so treat it as a feature of this batch rather than a strain-wide trait.

Highlights

• Potency: 31.229% THCa
• Total THC: 27.534%
• Total CBD: Not detected
• Total Cannabinoids: 33.501%
• Total Terpenes: 1.70%
• Minor Cannabinoids: CBGa 1.710% (highest in this release), CBCa 0.188%, THCVa 0.173%, CBC 0.054%
• Top Terpenes: Limonene (0.41%), trans-Caryophyllene (0.39%), β-Myrcene (0.25%), Guaiol (0.20%), α-Humulene (0.09%)
• Type: Indica
• Grow Method: Living Soil
• Lineage: Unconfirmed — published lineages share Dante's Inferno as a parent (see Strain Background)
• Experience: Clear, happy onset into deep body relaxation, sweet fruit and light gas over wood and pepper, evening

Aroma and Flavor

The nose is sweet fruit on top — 0.41% limonene brings a bright, sugary citrus — over a warm, peppery base from 0.39% caryophyllene. The 0.20% guaiol is what gives this batch its own personality: it adds a woody, piney, slightly floral depth that you do not get from most dessert-style strains. Myrcene at 0.25% rounds everything into a sweet, earthy base.

On the palate, published descriptions of Dante's Candy mention candied fruit, cherry, berry, vanilla and a little gas, with black pepper on the finish. This batch tracks that well: sweet fruit and a hint of gas on the draw, a woody, peppery middle, and a cool, clean exhale.

Effects and Usage

Dispensary descriptions of Dante's Candy describe a clear-headed, happy start that gives way to deep relaxation, with several ending on couch-lock or sleep.

This batch fits an evening use. Limonene keeps the onset pleasant and upbeat, while caryophyllene and myrcene together bring a calm, heavy body as it settles in. This is a strain for the end of the day — a movie, a quiet night in, or getting ready for bed — rather than one for getting things done. At 31.229% THCa, start with a small amount and give it time before having more.

Strain Background

Dante's Candy has a thin public record, and we would rather tell you that than invent a backstory. It has no entry on Leafly, SeedFinder or AllBud, no documented breeder and no release year. The only lineage claims come from retail listings, and the two we found do not agree:

• Version one: Dante's Inferno × (Apples n' Bananas × Gandi Candy), from a Maine brand's listing. "Gandi Candy" does not appear in any strain database, so that side of the cross is effectively unknown.
• Version two: Dante's Inferno #8 × Runtz, from a European retailer's listing.

What both versions share is Dante's Inferno — Oreoz × Devil Driver, from Clearwater Genetics in collaboration with Tiki Madman. That is the one connection we feel comfortable stating, and it fits the sweet, peppery, dessert-leaning character of this batch. We carry Dante's Inferno THCa flower too, if you want to compare the two.

On classification. Sources disagree: two retailers call Dante's Candy indica or indica-dominant, two call it a hybrid. Dante's Inferno itself is an indica-leaning hybrid. We shelve Dante's Candy as Indica, and this batch's heavy, relaxing finish supports that.

No awards. Dante's Candy has no documented cup win, and neither does Dante's Inferno.

Also searched as: Dantes Candy, Dante Candy.

Lab Tested and Verified

• Testing: Third-party lab tested
• Sample ID: 2608CCH1239.6890
• Date Tested: 08/19/2026 · Reported: 08/19/2026
• THCa: 31.229%
• Δ9-THC: 0.147%
• Total THC: 27.534%
• Total CBD: Not detected
• Total Cannabinoids: 33.501%
• Total Terpenes: 1.70%
• Moisture: 6.3%
• Water Activity: 0.455 aw
• Safety Panels: Pesticides, heavy metals, microbials and mycotoxins — all Pass

A full Certificate of Analysis (COA) is available — see the linked PDF on this product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dante's Candy Indica or Sativa?
We classify Dante's Candy as an Indica. Sources are split between indica and hybrid, but this batch's heavy, relaxing finish fits the indica side.

What does Dante's Candy taste like?
Sweet fruit and a hint of gas on the draw, a woody, peppery middle, and a clean, cool exhale. Limonene (0.41%) brings the sweetness, caryophyllene (0.39%) the pepper, and guaiol (0.20%) the woody depth.

What is the dominant terpene in Dante's Candy?
Limonene at 0.41%, or 24% of the 1.70% total. trans-Caryophyllene follows at 0.39% and β-myrcene at 0.25%.

What are the parents of Dante's Candy?
The lineage is unconfirmed. Published versions disagree, but both include Dante's Inferno (Oreoz × Devil Driver) as a parent.

Is Dante's Candy the same as Dante's Inferno?
No. Dante's Inferno appears to be one of its parents, but they are separate strains with different terpene profiles.

Has Dante's Candy won any awards?
No. There is no documented cup win for Dante's Candy.

How potent is this batch?
31.229% THCa with 33.501% total cannabinoids and 1.70% total terpenes.

Storage Instructions

Store Dante's Candy in an airtight container in a cool, dark, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Limonene carries the sweet top note of this batch and is one of the first terpenes to fade, so seal the jar tightly between uses.

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Legal and Medical Disclaimer

This product contains hemp-derived THCa and complies with the 2018 Farm Bill. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Must be 21+. Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Check local laws before purchasing or consuming.