Green Goblin

Green Goblin is a name used for either the original strain or one of its standout phenotypes, but both versions lean heavily sativa with about a 65/35 sativa-to-indica ratio. It comes from the classic pairing of Northern Lights and Skunk #1, giving it the potential for very high THC levels — often reaching around 26%. Expect a strong, energetic cerebral buzz that hits with euphoria, creativity, focused thinking, and plenty of laughs.

CBD content is extremely low, usually under 1%, so the effects are mainly THC-driven. Many people use Green Goblin to help manage stress, anxiety, depression, mood swings, pain, and even insomnia for some users. Common side effects include dry mouth and sometimes dry eyes, while dizziness or paranoia are much less common.

Its flavor profile is earthy and slightly sweet, with a pungent, soil-like aroma. The buds live up to the name — dense, bright lime-green nugs dotted with small brown hairs. Like Green Crack, Green Goblin is most commonly found along the West Coast, especially in California and Oregon, and also appears in Arizona’s medical market.