Super Boof strain

Super Boof holds one of the most visible titles in legal cannabis: Leafly named it Strain of the Year for 2024. The name is a joke, since boof is slang for low-grade weed, and the flower is anything but.

Leafly describes a sharp, tart, zesty strain with layered citrus over a berry finish. Its reviewers vote grapefruit, citrus, orange, apricot and flowery, and AllBud adds cherry and a nutty, sour aroma. The Tropicana Cookies parent supplies the orange-peel brightness; Black Cherry Punch supplies the dark fruit.

From Blockberry to Super Boof

The strain has two origin figures. California breeder Blockhead made it in 2019 and called it Blockberry, a name some shops still use. Michigan grower Mobilejay selected a plant, renamed it Super Boof, and pushed it to national attention in 2021 and 2022, according to Leafly. It also earned a reputation in hash circles, with ice water hash wins at The Ego Clash in 2023 and 2024.

Effects and potency

Reviewers call it relaxing and giggly, and they also report euphoric, creative and focused effects. Leafly says the energizing high and gentle terpenes make it approachable even for newer consumers, though the potency argues for care: Leafly reports it usually tests around 28% THC, its lab median is 26%, and AllBud cites averages of 28–32%. Headaches are the only complaint that stands out in the reviews.

Growers get an easy plant with a high yield and roughly nine weeks of flowering, per Leafly. Chunky green-and-purple buds with silvery calyxes make it easy to spot in a jar. If you like the citrus but want something heavier, Tropicana Cookies is the parent to compare.

Leafly credits California breeder Blockhead with creating the cross in 2019 under the name Blockberry. Michigan grower and influencer Mobilejay selected a phenotype, gave it the tongue-in-cheek name Super Boof and popularized it in 2021–2022. The strain won ice water hash categories at The Ego Clash in 2023 and 2024 and was named Leafly's Strain of the Year for 2024.