Goofiez is Compound Genetics' cross of Apples and Bananas and Jokerz #31, sold by the breeder under the styling Goofiez². Dark purple flower, tight calyxes, heavy trichome cover. It is one of seven crosses Compound built off a single selected male, and that context explains more about it than any menu tag will.
Where It Comes From
Goofiez² arrived as part of Compound's Jokerz Vol. 1 collection, seven releases that all share one pollen parent. The lineup ran Glue 31, Goofiez², Strawberry Skrilla, NYC Vapor, Inside Joke, Candy Bezels and Candy Packz — one cut run against seven different mothers, released together.
The #31 in the name earns its place. Compound describes Jokerz as White Runtz crossed with Jet Fuel Gelato, with number 31 selected out of 180 plants at Waverider Nursery in 2020, then held in tissue culture for roughly two years before it reached the seed market.
So Goofiez traces to one documented selection rather than to whatever Jokerz plant happened to be in the room. That is a meaningful difference in a market where the same strain name can cover a dozen unrelated picks, and it is the reason the number belongs on the label.
The Cross
Compound Genetics is the breeder of record and the official cross reads Apples and Bananas x Jokerz #31. Apples and Bananas is Compound's own multi-parent cultivar, catalogued as [(Platinum Cookies x Granddaddy Purple) x Blue Power] x Gelatti and generally credited as a Compound and Cookies Fam collaboration.
That stack is where the orchard fruit, the purple and the underlying gas come from. Jokerz #31 brings the Runtz-and-Gelato character, the candy sweetness and the resin load Compound selected it for in the first place. Compound markets Jokerz #31 as a 27 to 30%-plus cultivar; treat that as the breeder's claim about their own cut, not a number a given Goofiez harvest will hit.
Shorter menu listings sometimes write the parent as plain Jokerz. Keeping the number matters, because it separates this release from crosses made with other Jokerz phenotypes.
On the plant side, Compound reports most selections finished dark purple with tight calyxes, soft orange pistils and dense trichome coverage, at 8 weeks for most phenotypes and 9 for the rest. Purple expression still depends on the room — a warm finish will not give you the same bag appeal as a cold one.
What It Left Behind
Goofiez's footprint is commercial and structural: one of the seven crosses used to introduce the Jokerz #31 cut to the seed market, sold out at $80 through the breeder's own storefront and carried through seedbanks including North Atlantic Seed Co. and Attitude. Influence here is measured in shelf presence, not trophies.
The High Rise Take
Goofiez is Compound's Apples and Bananas x Jokerz #31 — dark purple flower off a documented selection, with wide variation between phenotypes and a commonly described giggly-into-calm arc. Follow the rest of the Jokerz Vol. 1 lineup if the perfumed fuel side is what lands.