Stank House

Stank House is an indica dominant hybrid strain bred by Exotic Genetix in the Pacific Northwest, crossing The Soap with Bakers Dozen. That lineage — Animal Mints and Kush Mints on The Soap's side — gives it a pungent, layered nose that hits like a wall of diesel, garlic, and rubber, with a sharp herbal citrus note and black pepper lurking underneath. On the inhale, it's all gas and savory garlic; the exhale softens into a warm, earthy richness with citrus rind and a faint peppery bite. Released in the early 2020s and now retired from Exotic Genetix's catalog, Stank House has earned a reputation among enthusiasts for that unapologetically funky aroma, showing only a subtle sweetness from its maternal Bakers Dozen ancestry Reviewers describe the experience as a full body wave of relaxation paired with an uplifted, euphoric headspace — a combination that, as many note, keeps you comfortable on the couch without fully checking out. Many consumers also report a noticeable appetite kick and, later in the session, a gentle drift toward sleep. Visually, Stank House stands out with dense, golf ball-shaped colas in deep olive and lime green, threaded with rust orange pistils, dark purple streaks from cool nights, and a thick coat of trichome frost.