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What is the Hybrid Marijuana Strain?
Hybrid Weed Strains can provide the best of both worlds. Expert marijuana breeders select the top Sativa and Indica strains and combine them into super weed strains that retain the best aspects of both parents. Hybrids can be either Sativa or Indica dominant and have the effects to match. Nowadays hybrid marijuana is bred with other Hybrids for a variety of treatment options.
OG Kush
- THC: 24% to 25%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAA
- Type: 55% sativa / 45% indica
Purple Candy
- THC: 19%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAA
- Type: 50% sativa / 50% indica
Girl Scout Cookies
- THC: 26% to 28%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAAA
- Type: 40% sativa / 60% indica
Tangerine Dream
- THC: 22%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAA
- Type: 50% sativa / 50% indica
Gorilla Glue
- THC: 24%
- CBD: 1%
- Bud Grade: AAA
- Type: 60% sativa / 40% indica
Hawaiian
- THC: 25%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAAA
- Type: 60% sativa / 40% indica
Rockstar Tuna
- THC: 24%
- CBD: < 1%
- Bud Grade: AAAA
- Type: 10% sativa / 90% indica
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Indica weed strains are primarily known for their relaxing and calming effects. If you’re seeking a weed strain to combat pain and insomnia, an Indica is your best bet. These marijuana strains produce more sedative effects and are recommended for night-time use or for individuals suffering from chronic pain.
Sativa weed strains are known for producing a stimulating high great for daytime use. Common effects of this marijuana strain are an energetic buzz that elevates your mood and keeps you social. If you’re looking for a boost in energy post-workout, or want to feel focused and creative as you race to complete a project on deadline, choose a sativa weed strain.
Hybrid weed strains are bred to offer the best of both sativa and Indica. The effects and characteristics of a hybrid marijuana strain are directly related to the genetics of the parent strains. As a result, hybrid marijuana strains tend to fall somewhere in the middle on the “effects spectrum” often leaning more in one direction than another.
