Dreadlock marijuana strain

Dreadlock

Dreadlock earned its name in the garden rather than through creative marketing. Its unusually large central flowers develop into thick, irregular formations that resemble tightly packed locks, giving the cultivar a recognizable appearance long before modern cannabis breeding became filled…

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Whitaker Blues marijuana strain

Whitaker Blues

Whitaker Blues is a true family project within one of the most influential bloodlines in American cannabis breeding. Developed by JD Short, the son of legendary breeder DJ Short, this Oregon heritage cultivar crosses an old West Coast indica known…

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Stonehenge marijuana strain

Stonehenge

Stonehenge, more accurately spelled Stonehedge in the original Sagarmatha Seeds catalog, is a piece of late-1990s cannabis breeding built around size, resin, and a particularly forceful cerebral experience. Sagarmatha developed the cultivar from an old-style Cambodian plant with Western Winds…

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Morning Glory marijuana strain

Morning Glory

Morning Glory is a reminder that fruit-forward cannabis existed long before modern breeding became dominated by candy, dessert, and Gelato-derived genetics. Barney’s Farm built this award-winning cultivar from Afghani, Hawaiian, and Skunk #1, creating weed that combines tropical fruit and…

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Sativa Spirit marijuana strain

Sativa Spirit

Sativa Spirit was created for cannabis consumers who want the energetic side of marijuana without accepting every inconvenience normally associated with long-flowering sativa plants. Paradise Seeds selected this cultivar for vigor, manageable cultivation, substantial production, and a fast-moving cerebral effect…

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Shit marijuana strain

Shit

Few marijuana strains wear their lack of sophistication as proudly as Shit. The intentionally crude name hides a serious piece of cannabis breeding history: Mr. Nice Seedbank’s preservation-minded interpretation of old-school Skunk genetics, developed around Afghani-dominant expressions rather than the…

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Motavation marijuana strain

Motavation

Motavation may have one of the more misleading names in cannabis. Rather than inspiring a burst of physical productivity, this compact Dutch hybrid is famous for doing almost the opposite: filling the mind with ideas while encouraging the body to…

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White Smurf marijuana strain

White Smurf

White Smurf is one of those old Amsterdam cannabis strains whose history is nearly as distinctive as the flower itself. Developed by Ceres Seeds and later renamed White Panther, the strain gained attention around the turn of the millennium for…

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White Satin marijuana strain

White Satin

White Satin comes from an earlier period of cannabis breeding when Mandala Seeds deliberately looked beyond the established Dutch gene pool for fresh landrace material. Rather than being another member of the White Widow family, despite what the name might…

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Double Dutch marijuana strain

Double Dutch

Double Dutch is a classic example of a marijuana strain whose growth pattern refuses to follow its genetic classification neatly. During vegetative growth, the plant looks unmistakably indica, building thick stems, broad leaves, and a compact bushy framework. Once flowering…

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Blue Grape marijuana strain

Blue Grape

Blue Grape is an old Canadian cannabis hybrid whose name describes its flavor far better than many modern strain names do. Originally released as Blue Grape #1 by Electric Seed Company, the cultivar combines a stout Grapefruit female with a…

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Wonder Woman marijuana strain

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman was developed around a practical idea: combine two proven Dutch cannabis families and select for plants that produce large amounts of dense, resinous flower without demanding expert-level cultivation. Nirvana Seeds crossed Super Skunk with its White Widow line…

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