Grumpy Tiger is an indica-leaning hybrid grown by Wood Wide High Craft, an independent indoor farm on the Mendocino Coast. It crosses True OG with a stacked second parent of Platinum, Kush Mints #11 and Animal Cookies BX2.
Wood Wide pitches it as a chill strain that still lets you function. The farm credits that balance to a terpene lineup led by limonene, pinene, myrcene and ocimene, with the limonene, pinene and ocimene running high.
A small indoor farm on the Mendocino Coast
Wood Wide High Craft was founded by Mike Strupp and Ryan Birchard, both lifelong Mendocino County locals. The company calls itself the last independently owned, small-scale indoor operation on the Mendocino Coast.
The crew is 100% local, and women make up 75% of the staff. Wood Wide focuses on high-terpene, high-potency indoor flower and sells through more than 80 California dispensaries and delivery services. It also works with the grow-tech company Aroya.
Grumpy Tiger sits in a tight library of seven cultivars. Its neighbors include Viper Cookies (Viper City OG × Forum Girl Scout Cookies), Pleazure (Dweebs × Zhit), Headbanger, Fire OG, Dutch Treat and Z.
True OG on one side
The first parent is True OG, a Southern California indica built from OG Kush genetics. Leafly notes that it took second place among indicas at the High Times Medical Cup in 2010 and kept placing there in the years that followed.
Leafly traces True OG to Southern California, where OG originally meant ocean grown, and frames it as a recreation of OG Kush using modern genetics. In Grumpy Tiger it is the only single-line parent, set against a three-way blend on the other side.
Kush Mints #11 and Animal Cookies BX2
The second parent combines three lines. Platinum opens it, followed by Kush Mints #11 and Animal Cookies BX2. The #11 marks one numbered plant chosen out of a Kush Mints hunt, and BX2 marks a second backcross of Animal Cookies.
Kush Mints is Seed Junky Genetics' cross of Bubba Kush and Animal Mints, a clone-only cut known for dense, resinous colas. Animal Cookies, a GSC × Fire OG hybrid, is itself a parent of Animal Mints, so the Cookies line shows up twice in this side of the tree.
Put together, the second parent layers Kush, Cookies and Fire OG ancestry on top of the True OG base. Leafly describes Animal Cookies as a clone-only cut with dense, frosty buds tipped in purple, and a 9–10 week bloom.
A daytime OG from an indica-leaning cross
For all the OG and Kush in its background, Grumpy Tiger is not built as a couch strain. Wood Wide calls the effect fortifying and grounding, a positive shift in head and body without heavy sedation.
The farm places it in the afternoon, whether that means a mid-day reset or a social session. It describes the lift as clear-headed, with enough body calm to earn the "stone-cold chiller" tag on its strain page.
That mix of OG weight and a lighter headspace is what sets Grumpy Tiger apart within Wood Wide's lineup. The heritage parent handles the structure, the Kush Mints and Cookies side handles the finish, and the Mendocino indoor rooms handle the rest.