Cat Piss

Cat Piss earns its name at the jar and loses the association the moment you smoke it.

The smell really is ammonia-sharp, pungent enough that many people skip the strain on sight. Its genetics are undocumented, but the people who get past the nose rate it as one of the cleaner energy sativas around.

Cat Piss is a sharp, clear stimulant. The effect data is limited but strongly weighted toward uplifted and energetic, with focus behind, pointing to a productive morning strain with little body to it.

Dry mouth is common and an anxious note turns up more than for most energy strains, though the thin data carries no firm frequencies. Start low if jittery strains do not suit you.

Cat Piss is pungent and skunky with a sharp, sour, ammonia-like edge and a spicy, earthy base. That ammonia note is the one people react to. The flavor is a relief by comparison, sweet and sour with a piney quality and none of the harshness of the smell.

Cat Piss has no terpene panel in our data, only three names without amounts. Nothing here is measured.

The ammonia note comes from compounds well outside what a standard terpene panel measures, which is why the smell is so hard to describe in normal terms. Smell a batch to know what you are getting, since this is one strain the name genuinely prepares you for.

Cat Piss THC is reported around 11 to 20 percent, with the lab sample near 19, so recent cuts test stronger than the older sources suggest. CBD is a trace; a reading of 40 percent in our data is a clear error. The strength has crept up over the years.

Modern Cat Piss tests near 20 percent, so do not treat it as the mild strain its reputation describes.