Grumpy Tiger is a California hybrid from Wood Wide High Craft, built on True OG crossed into a Platinum, Kush Mints and Animal Cookies stack. Wood Wide gifted the cut outright to San Francisco's Snowtill, which sells the same plant under a different name, so there are two legitimate versions of one selection on California shelves at the same time.
Where It Comes From
The origin here is documented, which is rarer than it should be for a modern cut. Wood Wide High Craft made the selection and gifted it to Snowtill, whose release shelves as Animal Crossing and appears on most menus spelled Animal X-ing. That plant was formerly known as Grumpy Tiger. Same underlying cut, two houses, two names.
Wood Wide runs it under the original name and lists it on its own strain page. Snowtill, a San Francisco brand built around small-batch living-soil indoor, carries Animal X-ing across dispensaries from San Francisco down to Wildomar. Neither version is a knockoff of the other.
That matters when you shop. A jar labeled Grumpy Tiger from a producer with no Wood Wide or Snowtill connection is not automatically this plant, and in this corner of the market a shared name is not lineage.
The Cross
Wood Wide High Craft publishes the cross as True OG x (Platinum x Kush Mints #11 x Animal Cookies BX2), and Snowtill's retail material describes the same four-way build. Read it in parts.
True OG anchors the plant and gives it its Kush frame. Platinum and Animal Cookies BX2 supply density, dark color and resin load. Kush Mints #11 is the reason a cooling line runs through the whole thing. Wood Wide files the result indica-leaning.
The interesting part is that it does not read as a straight OG or a straight Cookies plant. Its identity comes from the savory, fuel-driven half of the pedigree meeting a soft cookie-dough center, which is not where either parent line usually lands on its own.
Buds run compact and heavily frosted, green to purple, with curling orange pistils. Wood Wide names limonene, pinene, myrcene and ocimene in the profile. Percentages and THC figures belong to individual batches and say nothing about the next jar on the shelf.
What It Left Behind
No competition placement is documented, and no one should claim one. Its footprint is the two-brand situation itself: a selection good enough that the breeder handed it over for free, and a cultivator whose living-soil version became the better-known jar under a different name.
In a market where genetics get licensed, litigated and locked down, a gifted cut is worth noticing. It says something about both houses that the plant traveled on a handshake and that neither one pretends to have invented it.
The High Rise Take
Grumpy Tiger is Wood Wide's True OG x (Platinum x Kush Mints #11 x Animal Cookies BX2). Buy it from Wood Wide, or find the same plant on a Snowtill menu as Animal X-ing, and ignore anything else wearing the name.