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Searching for cannabis or marijuana products will eventually lead you to the so-called hybrid strains. It’s good to know what they are, as well as their benefits when smoking them.

A hybrid strain is a combination of indica and sativa, taking the benefits from each type and mixing together. For instance, if you have two favourite marijuana strains that you absolutely love, one that is Sativa and one that is Indica, chances are there’s a hybrid strain encompassing the benefits of both strains.

This allows the weed industry to expand the potential of medicinal marijuana infinitely. The potential of hybrid strains is practically limitless, allowing consumers to experience combined feelings of relaxation and euphoria simultaneously, for example. Combining a CBD-dominant indica strain with a THC-dominant sativa strain will result in a hybrid where both cannabinoids are present.

Just as there are CBD and THC-dominant strains, those same strains are either indica, sativa, or hybrids. Each group has unique characteristics that make them appealing to different marijuana consumers.

Indica strains are shorter in stature, they have broader leaves and shorter flowering cycles. This means you won’t wait as much when growing your own indica strain. Moreover, a colder climate is most efficient at ensuring their optimal growth conditions. However, marijuana growers prefer indica strains for other reasons.

Sativa marijuana strains are the exact opposite of indicas, in that they are taller, they have narrower leaves, a longer flowering cycle, and they thrive in warmer climates. Many of our members buy sativa strains out of personal preference or because they can easily provide the optimal growth environment for these plants.

Regarding their psychoactive characteristics, sativas are similar to indicas in that their THC and CBD contents lead to specific effects. The more THC they have, the more energetic they are, while more CBD results in calmness, relaxation, and even sleepiness.

It's a common misconception that leads many consumers to use the indica or sativa indicatives when asking for marijuana strains. Most of the time, those consumers are interested in THC or CBD-dominant strains, and the indica-sativa classification is irrelevant in this case.

That's because there are indica strains rich in THC and CBD, just as there are sativa strains with more THC or CBD. The only important things about sativa strains are the leaf shape, flowering cycle, and growth conditions.

Pre-rolls, also known as joints, have been a staple of the weed industry ever since the beginning. They fulfill many roles, including social gifts that you offer to newcomers in your smoking circle. Many consumers like to exchange such pre-rolls that they make themselves.

Unfortunately, online pre-rolls have a bad reputation around the world because many are of bad quality. Some retailers take advantage of the paper that hides the pre-roll content to insert low-quality weed which you only discover once the product arrives at your door. Manual pre-rolls that people make themselves have a much better reputation by comparison.

The shake is the main component of a pre-roll, and it consists of small flower leftovers after the cannabis is put into jars by the budtenders. Instead of wasting this produce, our online weed shop uses that shake to manufacture quality pre-rolls. How do you know they are high-quality? Simply because the shake we use to make pre-rolls originates from the same premium cannabis strains we sell online. The quality is the same.

Tetrahydrocannabinol, generally known as THC, is the main psychoactive compound found in cannabis. This is what gets you high when smoking the marijuana plant, and it’s also responsible for all the after-effects you experience. But what is THC, and how does it affect your brain?

THC, alongside CBD and a hundred other ones, are a type of cannabinoids contained within the cannabis plant. All of them interact with mood, pain, and other receptors in the brain, resulting in various experiences. THC is the most popular among these cannabinoids because it is responsible for the energetic and euphoric feel when consuming marijuana.

Quick origin story – THC was first discovered in 1964 when an Israeli chemist used a strain of Lebanese hashish to synthesize the THC compound. This was a key point in the history of cannabis research, and it led to the discovery of other psychoactive cannabinoids.

Last but not least, THC might help you with the following conditions: ADHD, sleep apnea, appetite loss, insomnia, nausea, cancer, Crohn’s Disease, glaucoma, etc. We’re saying it “might” help you because the research is sparse, and we only have our clients’ confessions to go by.

The second most important and abundant cannabinoid found in cannabis is CBD (cannabidiol). Just like THC, CBD interacts (indirectly) with the cannabinoid receptors in a human’s endocannabinoid system. However, unlike THC, CBD doesn’t have any intoxicating effects. Instead, its emphasis is on therapeutic effects and medical applications.

What do we mean by a lack of intoxicating effects? You might have guessed it – CBD won’t get you high. The reason for that is simple - CBD doesn’t directly interact with CB1, the main receptor that THC affects. As a matter of fact, CBD might actually suppress the effects of THC on the CB1 receptor, preventing you from getting high.

Therefore, a marijuana strain with more CBD is more likely to result in less intoxicating experiences. The CBD compound will block off the THC’s attempts to activate the CB1 receptor in the endocannabinoid system. This makes it essential for you to choose a strain with the right THC:CBD ratio. Usually, the most potent strains we sell have less than 1% CBD.

The wonders of CBD don’t stop here though. This compound also interacts (directly this time) with opioid receptors, dopamine receptors, and serotonin receptors. This means CBD plays a part in pain regulation, reward-seeking behaviour, and the prevention of drug-seeking behaviour, all at the same time. There is a lot of uncovered potential in CBD’s case, and only further experiments will let us know more.

Unfortunately the best stock is what sells out the fastest. We’ve collected our most popular online weed previous strains here. If there’s any strain that you would like to see back in the store let us know!