Alaskan Thunder Fuck
Alaskan Thunder Fuck
Also known as: ATF, Alaskan Thunder, Matanuska Thunder Fuck, MTF, Matanuska Tundra
Overview
Alaskan Thunder Fuck is a legendary cannabis strain originating from Alaska's rugged Matanuska Valley, first bred in the late 1970s by crossing Russian ruderalis with a Northern California sativa, later enhanced with Afghani landrace genetics. This powerful hybrid emerged from the challenging Alaskan environment and was originally known as the Trapper Creek Hash Plant, named after its breeding location. The strain disappeared for decades following a police raid but was preserved through dedicated growers who kept clones alive since the 1980s, bringing it back to prominence in 2020. Known for its exceptional potency and resilience in cold climates, ATF features dense, frosty buds covered in crystalline trichomes with vivid orange pistils against deep green foliage, sometimes displaying purple hues. The strain's complex terpene profile creates a distinctive aroma dominated by fresh pine, lemon, and menthol notes with skunky undertones, delivering a sophisticated flavor combination of sweet lemony tones, earthy skunk, and spicy aftertastes that linger on the palate.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress and anxiety
- May help with depression and mood disorders
- Often used for chronic pain management
- May stimulate appetite
- Users report help with fatigue
- May assist with PTSD symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Alaskan Thunder Fuck is considered moderately challenging to grow, with a flowering time of 8-10 weeks. The strain prefers cooler climates that mimic its native Alaskan environment, making it challenging for growers in warmer regions. It requires ample vertical space due to its tall stature and benefits from both indoor and outdoor cultivation, though outdoor settings typically produce better yields. The plant is moderately resistant to diseases but requires vigilant monitoring and preventative measures. Indoor yields are typically lower while outdoor cultivation can produce 5-10 oz per plant. The strain's hardy genetics make it resilient to cold temperatures but susceptible to common cannabis diseases.