King Tut strain, sativa
SativaNot in todayKing Tut also goes by Tutankhamon, and it is generally understood to come down from AK-47, though nobody publishes a clean parent list for it so we are not printing one. The smell is sour skunk with fruit underneath, loud enough that it does not stay in a bag quietly. Flavour holds the sour side and finishes fruitier than it starts. Buds are dense with plenty of resin. The store lists it as a sativa. People commonly describe it as strongly heady and talkative, which is the reputation it has carried for years. It is a well known name that turns up in cases across the state and holds up when it is grown well.
Stock checked September 8, 2026. Cases turn over fast, so check the live menu before you drive out.
What the menu says
- Type
- Sativa
- Tested THC
- Not listed on what is in stock
How people describe it
- commonly described as heady
- often described as talkative
These are the words growers and customers use for this strain. They are not a medical claim and not a prediction of how it will affect you. Response varies by person, format, and dose.
On the shelf
Nothing under this name in the latest database snapshot, taken September 8, 2026. Check the live menu or call ahead.
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