Wrank

Wrank: Ethos Genetics' Gassy Strawberry Hybrid

Wrank is a balanced 50/50 hybrid from Ethos Genetics, created around 2020 by crossing Strawberry OG Cookies with End Game. It is a potent Type I (THC-dominant) cultivar. Reported THC ranges from 18% to 30%, with only trace CBD (around 0.6%). Wrank is known for a loud floral, citrus and diesel nose. Its effects can run anywhere from uplifted and creative to deeply sedating.

🧬 Genetic Heritage & Lineage

• Strawberry OG Cookies × End Game is the original cross. Depending on the source, End Game is listed as End Game #3 or End Game F2.
• Wrank #5 is a standout selection from that cross. Wrank S1 is a feminized selfing of this cut, meaning the #5 plant was pollinated with its own pollen to preserve its traits.
• Wrank R2 is listed as Strawberry OG Cookies × End Game #3.

You may also see Wrank labeled Wrk or WPA. Several versions circulate (the original, S1 and R2), so expect some variation in how a given batch smells and hits. The original is cataloged as an even indica/sativa split, while some S1 seed listings describe it as indica-leaning.

👃 Terpene Profile & Aromatics

Terpene data for Wrank is anecdotal, with no published lab percentages. Sources consistently point to four terpenes:

• Caryophyllene (dominant) brings peppery spice. It binds CB2 receptors, which is why it is associated with body comfort.
• Limonene adds citrus brightness and is linked to mood lift.
• Humulene contributes a woody, earthy undertone and has been studied for anti-inflammatory properties.
• Myrcene is earthy and musky, and it is commonly associated with sedation.

The aroma builds in layers:

• Floral and citrus notes at the top
• Diesel gas pungency underneath
• Sweet berry and fruity tones from the Strawberry OG Cookies side
• An earthy, spicy base

👅 Flavor Experience

• Inhale: sweet and citrus-forward, with berry and fruity notes
• Mid-palate: diesel and floral flavors take over
• Exhale: an earthy, spicy finish. That peppery edge fits a caryophyllene-led profile.

🎯 Effects & Experience

Reported effects include:

• Euphoric and happy
• Uplifted and energetic
• Creative and focused
• Relaxed
• Sleepy

Reports on Wrank split in two directions. Some describe an uplifted, creative, focused state. Others, especially S1 descriptions, describe an immobilizing, couch-lock sedation.

Dose and phenotype likely explain much of that range. With THC that may approach 30%, a light dose may stay social and creative, while heavier sessions tend to tip toward sleep. Evening is the most frequently recommended time to use it.

🎮 Use Cases & Activities

• Watching TV & movies, since the relaxed body feel pairs well with the couch
• Listening to music, where the euphoric headspace adds depth
• Painting & drawing, which suits the creative, focused side
• Conversations, as the happy, uplifted mood can make you more talkative
• Evening wind-down and bedtime, where the sedating side comes forward

💚 Medical & Therapeutic Potential

This is not medical advice. Users report that Wrank may help with:

• Stress, the most commonly cited use
• Anxiety and restlessness, though high THC can occasionally have the opposite effect
• Chronic pain, which is consistent with its caryophyllene-forward profile
• Sleep, through its sedating, heavy-bodied side

⚠️ Consumer Considerations

• Potency: 18–30% THC makes Wrank best suited to experienced consumers. Newcomers should start with very small amounts.
• Dry eyes are a reported side effect.
• Couch-lock is common at higher doses, and some users describe a heavy, almost "paralyzed" feeling.
• Availability: Wrank is commonly available, mainly through Ethos Genetics seed lines.