C.R.E.A.M is a hybrid from Wizard Trees, the Los Angeles flower brand, built from GM3 and Thin Mint Cookies. Fiya Farmer is the grower and breeder most closely tied to it. The cut has since traveled from LA shelves to the East Coast.
The GM3 side is Grease Monkey from Exotic Genetix. That puts C.R.E.A.M squarely in cookie-dessert territory, with Cookies genetics on both sides of the family tree.
From Wizard Trees to Fiya Farmer
Wizard Trees grows indoor flower in Los Angeles and says it crafts premium strains sought worldwide. Its catalog runs through flower, seeds and vapes, and its seed program is built around the Zangria Collection.
The brand leans on a close circle of breeders. A C.R.E.A.M listing at The Ounce in North Hollywood notes that every in-house strain was bred by Wizard Trees or by trusted breeders. The company describes those as long-lasting relationships.
Fiya Farmer sits inside that circle. The Wizard Trees story ties the brand to Fiya Farmer and to genetics such as Zangria, the parent line that runs through much of its catalog.
HVSH Magazine's daily review credits the original C.R.E.A.M release to Wizard Trees and says Fiya Farmer now grows it. The same review calls it an unusual selection that helped build Fiya Farmer's reputation.
Grease Monkey and Thin Mint Cookies
GM3 is short for Grease Monkey, the Exotic Genetix hybrid of GG4 and Cookies and Cream. Leafly lists Grease Monkey at around 22% THC, with caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene as its main terpenes.
Exotic Genetix built Grease Monkey on Cookies and Cream, which brings a second dose of Cookies genetics into the cross. Thin Mint Cookies, one of the Girl Scout Cookies selections, completes the pairing.
The result stacks two Cookies lines on top of the GG4 side that Grease Monkey carries. HVSH describes a high-resin flower with crushing potency.
An East Coast run through Dorsia
C.R.E.A.M has moved well beyond California. HVSH reviewed a batch distributed through Dorsia, a partner brand in Maine. Dorsia positions the flower as part of its curated premium selection.
The review gave it 4 out of 5 stars and compared it with the original Wizard Trees version. The writer found the Fiya Farmer batch more comfortable, without the head pressure of earlier runs, while keeping the heavy potency.
Back in Los Angeles, the Wizard Trees eighth has sold at The Ounce in North Hollywood. The shop lists it as hybrid flower in a 3.5g jar, with genetics listed as GM3 × Thin Mints Cookies.
Cookies and C.R.E.A.M in Sonoma
The same cross reached Northern California under a longer name. California Leaf picked Cookies and C.R.E.A.M, grown by UMMA Sonoma in Santa Rosa, as its Strain of the Month for September 2026.
Leaf credits Fiya Farmer as the breeder and lists the lineage as Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies crossed with Grease Monkey. Cultivation lead Giancarlo Di Fede told the magazine the Cookies side comes through clearly, while Grease Monkey adds an extra greasy coat.
The magazine framed the pick as a dessert-forward turn away from the candy-heavy flower of recent years. For more of the catalog behind the cut, the Wizard Trees brand and genetics guide covers the Zangria line and its offspring.
Effects in brief
HVSH calls C.R.E.A.M slumpy and euphoric rather than functional. That lines up with Leafly's take on Grease Monkey, which describes a lazy, munchie-fueled body buzz.