Devil’s Candy vs Four Peaks vs Mango Madness
Three Trichome Bros lines. Three different jars.
Devil’s Candy is candy and dessert gas. Four Peaks is strawberry-citrus that wants a net. Mango Madness is tropical sherbet built to wash.
Pick the line first. Then pick the pack.
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Quick compare
| Devil’s Candy | Four Peaks | Mango Madness | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terp family | Candy / dessert gas | Strawberry-citrus | Tropical / sherbet |
| Backbone | Devil Driver × Runtz cut | Sour Strawberry Pie #7 × Chernobyl (Slymer Cut) | Mango Madness reversal |
| Flower window | Most crosses land in the low-to-mid 60s | 63–70 days | 56–72 days |
| Structure note | Dark color, bag appeal, dessert gas that still stacks | Medium to medium-tall. Trellis it. | Loud fruit. Hash-leaning resin. |
| Start here if you want | Raspberry candy, rotten-fruit gas, purple jars | Zest, strawberry, lemon-lime backbone | Mango, guava, sherbet, wash potential |
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Devil’s Candy: candy, dessert, gas
Built on our Devil’s Candy cut (Devil Driver × Runtz).
This is the candy-forward side of the catalog. Raspberry candy. Cream. Cookie. Then the rotten-fruit gasoline that makes the jar punch.
The S1 is the selfed Colorado elite cut. The rest of the drop is that cut crossed into dessert and gas parents. Dark color shows up a lot. Frost is the point.
Read the line, then shop the pack:
Choose this line if the jar you want is dessert first and gas second.
Four Peaks: strawberry-citrus, trellis, 63–70
Sour Strawberry Pie #7 × Chernobyl (Slymer Cut).
High limonene. Strawberry, citrus, cough-syrup grape, and a lemon-lime backbone from the Slymer side. Some plants stay green. Some fade red or purple if you let them run.
The parent plant is medium to medium-tall. Lateral branches are not the heavy kind. Give it a net. Most of the line finishes in 63–70 days. You can let the last week ride if you want a darker, more mature look.
The mountain-named crosses sit on this parent. Same citrus-strawberry core. Different partners.
Choose this line if you want bright fruit over candy, and you already plan to trellis.
Mango Madness: tropical, sherbet, hash-leaning
One reversal. Island-named crosses.
Ripe mango and platinum frost meet the other parent, then get named after the island they taste like. Guava. Sherbet. Cream soda. Candy. Gas. The window is wide: 56–72 days, depending on the cross.
These packs are the fruit-over-candy side of the catalog. Resin is the other headline. Most phenos in this drop are sticky enough that washers look twice.
Choose this line if tropical fruit and solventless potential beat straight dessert gas.
How to pick one
Candy jar with gas on the back end → Devil’s Candy.
Strawberry-citrus, lemon-lime spine, planned net → Four Peaks.
Mango, sherbet, island fruit, wash talk → Mango Madness.
Still stuck? Email us from grower support. Tell us candy vs tropical vs citrus. Tell us flower vs wash. We will point at a line. We will not write a recipe.
Not in this comparison
Two other lines sit next to these three. They are not the same job.
Chernobyl is the Slymer cut: lemon-lime slushee, high limonene, white frost. She jumps after flip. Plan the vertical space and give her a net. Four Peaks lives in this family. The S1 is the straight lemon-lime version.
Chillz is the compact side. Hunted from unreleased Capulator Chillz (Freezerburn × Pakistani Chitral Kush). Short plants. Sweet chewable-vitamin terps. Less stretch. Still coated.
If the tent is short, start with Chillz. If you want slushee citrus and you have headroom, start with Chernobyl.
Pack notes
- Feminized photoperiod packs in 3, 6, and 10.
- Novelty / souvenir only. 0% THC.
- 21+ to purchase.
- United States shipping only.
- Germ questions and replacements are in the FAQ.
- Line questions after a purchase go to grower support.
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