hybrid · AltSol
Sticky Fingers strain.
AltSol grows this one. Sticky Fingers strain, hybrid, 20.7% THC. On the shelf right now as flower and pre-rolls.
- Type
- hybrid
- THC
- 20.7%
- Terpenes
- 1.88%
- From
- $34.99
- Forms
- flower, pre-rolls
Sticky Fingers strain effects
Expect calm and happy above anything else. The menu rates the Sticky Fingers strain 9/10 for calm and 8/10 for happy; relaxed trails a little further back.
Effect scores are the menu's customer-reported ratings, not medical claims. Effects vary by person, dose and product.
On our shop-by-feel page that puts Sticky Fingers in the Relaxed and Happy lanes. If you'd rather start from a feeling than a name, that page is the shortcut.
Where Sticky Fingers comes from
AltSol hasn't published the cross behind Sticky Fingers, and we won't guess. What we can vouch for is the lab sheet on this page and the way it smokes, which staff have tried.
AltSol (Alternative Solutions) grows in the District and supplies most of our flower and the Good Night / Great Day pre-roll packs. Consistent jars, honest lab sheets, and a house style that leans gassy. More on the grower at altsol.co.
When to use it
Time of day: flexible. Most true hybrids go either way, and Sticky Fingers is no exception. Lower doses in the day, more in the evening.
Lab sheet
Sticky Fingers terpene profile
This is the part of the Sticky Fingers strain sheet worth reading. Beta Caryophyllene is the dominant terpene at 0.52% of a 1.88% total, backed by limonene and linalool.
- Beta Caryophyllene 0.52% Smells like: sharp, spice, sweet, wood Beta-caryophyllene is the peppery one. It is also found in black pepper and cloves, and it gives a lot of gas strains their bite.
- Limonene 0.37% Smells like: citrus, lemon, herbal Limonene shows up in most citrus-smelling strains. People tend to describe those as lifting rather than sedating.
- Linalool 0.32% Smells like: floral, herbal, lavender That soft floral thing underneath a Kush is usually linalool. It is the same compound that makes lavender smell like lavender.
- Nerolidol 0.19% Smells like: floral, sweet, woody Nerolidol is a quieter terpene with a woody, slightly floral smell. It turns up in tea tree, jasmine and ginger.
- Beta Myrcene 0.16% Smells like: earthy, musk, cloves Mango, hops and thyme all carry myrcene. In flower it reads as that damp, musky smell you get when you first open the jar.
Terpene percentages are from the current batch's certificate of analysis. Our guides explain how to read one and why the total matters more than the THC.
On the shelf
Ways to buy Sticky Fingers
We stock 3 versions of the Sticky Fingers strain: flower and pre-rolls, from $34.99. If you want a size that isn't listed, ask; sometimes it's in the back and not on the menu yet.
| Product | Form | THC | Sizes & prices | Menu link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flower: Sticky Fingers AltSol | flower | 20.7% | 1/8oz $44.99 | View ↗ |
| Great Day PreRoll 5-Pack: Sticky Fingers AltSol · 5-pack | pre-rolls | 20.4% | 1.75g $34.99 | View ↗ |
| Pre Roll: Sticky Fingers 3 Pack | 2.1G AltSol · 3-pack | pre-rolls | 23.1% | 2.1g $34.99 | View ↗ |
Stock and prices checked 2026-09-19. The live menu wins if they disagree.
Dosing Sticky Fingers
20.7% THC is the middle of the road for flower. Strong enough to notice, not so strong that one hit too many ruins the evening.
You'll need your D.C. medical registration and a photo ID to buy it. Registration is free, done online in a couple of minutes, and we'll walk you through it in store if you'd rather.
The registration lives on the ABCA patient portal, and our registration guide walks through it screen by screen. Delivery details, minimums and the D.C.-only rule are on the delivery page.
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Sticky Fingers strain questions
Is the Sticky Fingers strain an indica, sativa or hybrid?
Sticky Fingers is listed as a hybrid by AltSol. Its top effects on the menu are calm, happy and relaxed.
How strong is the Sticky Fingers strain?
The current batch tests at 20.7% THC with 1.88% total terpenes. That is a moderate, workable strength for most people.
What does Sticky Fingers smell and taste like?
Beta Caryophyllene is the dominant terpene (0.52%), which reads as sharp, spice, sweet. Limonene comes next and adds citrus peel, lemon and orange.
Who grows Sticky Fingers?
Our Sticky Fingers comes from AltSol. Every batch is lab-tested, and the numbers on this page come from the current one.
How can I buy the Sticky Fingers strain in D.C.?
In store at 4630 14th St NW, for pickup, or by same-day delivery anywhere in the District. We currently carry it as flower and pre-rolls. You need a valid photo ID and a D.C. medical registration, which is free and takes about two minutes online.
Do you deliver Sticky Fingers?
Yes, across Washington D.C., same day. Delivery stops at the District line, so Maryland and Virginia customers order ahead and collect from the shop.
Keep looking around
- Strain menu Every strain on the shelf, each with its THC, terpenes and effects.
- Shop by category Flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, topicals.
- Shop by feel Start from the effect you want instead of a strain name.
- Same-day delivery How delivery works across Washington D.C., and what it costs.