Cannabis strain library
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Amaretto Cookies
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Amaretto Di Lemon
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Amaretto Sour
Also Amaretto
Amazeballs
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Amaze Orange
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Ambrosia
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Ambulance
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American Crippler
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American Dream
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American Pie
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Amethyst Bud
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Amf Og
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Amg
Also Amnesia Mac Ganja
AMG Sour
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Amherst Sour Diesel
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Amnesia
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Amnesia Fast
Also Fast Amnesia
Amnesia Flash
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Amnesia Haze
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Amnesia Kush
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Amnesia Mint Cookies
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Amnesia Og
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Amnesia ZKZ
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Amoretto
Also Amoretto Sour
AMPM
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A.M.S.
Also Anti-Mold System
Amsterdam OG
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Anchor Town Gelato
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Ancient OG
Also Ancient Kush
Anesthesia
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Angela
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Angel Cake
Also Angel Cakes
Angel Food Cake
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Angel Hair
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Angry Apple
Also Angry Apples
Angry Canadian
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Angry Ginger
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Angry Orange
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Angry Peaches
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Animal Blues
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Understanding strain names and lineage
What can a strain name tell you?
A strain name helps identify a cannabis variety and explore its background. Products sharing a name can differ by grower, genetics, cultivation and batch. Use a product’s own label and testing information when comparing it.
How is lineage different from an alias?
Lineage describes parent and offspring relationships. An alias is another name associated with a strain. A reference in a description may simply mention a related variety.
