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Teds Budz Strains | 3.5G Exotic Packs, 121 Strains
$60.00
Teds Budz strains in 3.5G packs, with 121 exotic names including the Gumdrop, Nom Nomz and Push Pop series.
- Size: 3.5G pack
- Strains: 121
- Highlights: Blue Shamu, Trippin Noodles
- Style: exotic indoor
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Teds Budz strains are some of the most talked-about exotic eighths on the market, and Potsnbuds lists 121 of them in 3.5G packs. Teds Budz is known for cartoon-style artwork and wild names like Trippin Noodles, Blue Shamu and Lamar Odom. The menu changes with every drop, so the dropdown above is the live list of what this listing covers.
Popular Teds Budz Strains
The full menu is long. These are good starting points, grouped by the names buyers ask for most.
| Group | Strains |
|---|---|
| Signature names | Blue Shamu, Trippin Noodles, Lamar Odom, Ted Toker, Big Squid, Tuna Belly |
| Gumdrop series | Everlasting Gumdrop, Manhattan Gumdrop, Tokyo Gumdrop, Ancient Gumdrop, Bali Gumdrop |
| Nom Nomz line | Peanut Larry, Loaded Lemonz, Purple Gems, Carbon Candy |
| Bubbagum and Push Pop | Rainbow Bubbagum, Froyo Berry Bubbagum, Sour Melon Bubbagum, Grape Gelato Push Pop, Lemon Gelato Push Pop |
| Cherry picks | Flaming Cherry, Black Cherry, Lemon Cherry, Turbo Cherrys, Cherry Topped Tartz |
| Ted characters | Ted Goblin, Ted Flash, Incredible Ted, Spidey-Ted |
Other names in the dropdown include Jobstopper, Donkey Milk, Hella Jelly, Wet Paint, Moose Tracks, Dinosaur Tracks, Pink Elephantz, Pegasus Poop, Key Largo, Fort Lauderdale, Dragon Trash, Cronuts and many more.
What Makes Teds Budz Different
Most brands name strains after their parents. Teds Budz names them like snacks and cartoon episodes, and the bags look like collectible packs. The appeal is the hunt: limited drops, constant new names and a steady supply of candy, fruit and gas profiles. Buyers often describe the flower as dense and sticky with loud smell straight out of the bag.
Choosing From a Big Menu
Follow the name
Teds Budz names usually hint at the smell. Cherry, Gumdrop and Bubbagum strains lean sweet and fruity. Garlic, Duck Sauce and Animal Fries lean savory and gassy.
Try a series
If one Gumdrop or Push Pop strain works for you, its siblings in the same series are a sensible next pick.
Price and Packs
Every strain on this listing is the same price per 3.5G pack, so the only decision is which name to try. Teds Budz drops move quickly, and popular names can sell out before the next batch lands. If a strain you want is greyed out in the dropdown, it is between drops rather than gone for good. Many buyers order two or three packs at once to compare series side by side, which is the most fun way to work through a menu this size. Because Teds Budz strains are released in small runs, two drops under the same name can smell and look a little different. That variety is part of what keeps people coming back to the brand.
Storage
Teds Budz strains arrive sealed in their pack. Once opened, move them to an airtight jar, keep them out of light and use a humidity pack if you are stretching an eighth over a few weeks.
Real vs Fake Teds Budz
The colorful packs are widely reproduced, so check carefully. Real bags have crisp artwork, a batch label and a strain name the brand has actually released. Generic-smelling flower inside a flashy bag is the classic sign of a fake. Potsnbuds inspects each batch before shipping.
Compare Exotic Brands
Teds Budz fans often also buy from Backpack Boyz, another brand built around candy-style names. For Bay Area exotics, see Cookies. The full brand list is in the flower section.
Teds Budz FAQ
Why does the menu keep growing?
The brand releases small drops with new names often, so the menu keeps growing.
How much is in a Teds Budz pack?
Each option on this listing is a 3.5G pack.
Which Teds Budz strain should I try first?
Blue Shamu and Trippin Noodles are two of the best-known names and good first picks.
Are Teds Budz strains indoor?
They are sold as exotic indoor flower. Check the pack label for batch details.
Additional Information
| Strains | Blue Shamu, Blast Off, Ted Toker, Hawaiian Jelly Roll, Lamar Odom, Top Sauce, Flaming Cherry, Trippin Noodles Chicken, Trippin Noodles, Crash Landing, Tuna Belly, Big Squid, Robotrip, Jobstopper, Magic Zkittlez, Og Diesel, Donkey Milk, Garlic Shrimp Girl, Reptar Duntz, Ted Goblin, Marsha Marsha, Dummy Heads, Hella Jelly, Candy Stacks, Wet Paint, Nom Nomz Peanut Larry, Nom Nomz Loaded Lemonz, Nom Nomz Purple Gems, Nom Nomz Carbon Candy, Nutter Butterz, Everlasting Gumdrop, Red Pineapple, Ultra Slushee, Pika Blu Chew, Manhattan Gumdrop, Ted Flash, Incredible Ted, White Cronuts, Moose Tracks, Dinosaur Tracks, Black Cherry, Lemon Cherry, Krush Ice Cherry Guava, Revenge of the Squid, Tokyo Gumdrop, Spidey-Ted, Toasted Marshmallowz, Rainbow Jobstopper, Blue Guava, Grape Guava, Dragon of the West, Chick-Fries, Heavy Duck Sauce, Ice Pac Man, Kyoto Fruit Stand, Purple Eggyolk Gelato Push Pop, Milky Beltz, Cherry Lemon Smacks, Turbo Cherrys, Nerds XO, Rainbow Smacks, OOZE, Badger Milk, Blutarsky, Rainbow Cherry Smackz, Raspberry Smacks, Mangolini Froyo, Sherblato, Pink Elephantz, Super Tiny Toonz, Cereza Dummiez, Ancient Gumdrop, Animal Fries, Oodles of Zoodles, Pegasus Poop, Special Delivery, Tiny Toonz, Cherry Topped Tartz, Fort Lauderdale, Root Beer Jelly Bubbagum, Key Largo, Charzaza, Hot Chick, Wyndex, Grape Gelato Push Pop, Lord of the Skys, Bite Size, Daggers 4 Hearts, Z-Rilla, Bali Gumdrop, Lemon Gelato Push Pop, Rainbow Bubbagum, Critterz, White Dino Duck, Ghost of Dede, Eggroll, Pink Mangonada, Froyo Berry Bubbagum, Couch Keeper, Exotic All Stars, Killer Fugu, Dahlia, Moo Shu, Tiger Balm, Sour Melon Bubbagum, Rootbeer Jelly Roll, Zunday Brunch, Himmothy, Secret Breakfast #24, Raxxbert, Dino Duck, Coach Potato, Donuts, Lilium, Wowdatsfire, Dragon Trash, Cronuts, Zuckaz, Poke, Grand National Chronicles, Ray-K 41 |
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