Cannabis strain library
Explore the strain family map →Explore strain names, lineage, flavors and reported characteristics.
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Fast Lane
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Fat Albert
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Fat Kitty
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Fat Nelson
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Fat Puffy
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Fat Purple
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Fatso
Also Fatso OG
Fatso Big Sunday
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Fatty Cakes
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Fat Zombie
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Fauxsido
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Femme Fatale
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Ferrari
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Ferrari Runtz
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Fever Dream
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Fez
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Fidels Runtz
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Field Cookies
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Fierce Animal
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Fiesta
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Fig and Cherry Duffy
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Fig Bar
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Figment
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Fig OG
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Fiji Sunset
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Filthy Animal
Also Filthy Animals
Filthy McNasty
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Fine Dining
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Finger Blaster
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Finger Lime Haze
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Finnish Frost
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Fiore
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Fire Alien
Also Fire Alien Kush
Fire Alien Master
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Fire Alien Strawberry
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Fire And Ice
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Fire As Fuck
Also Fire as Phuck
Fireball
Also Fireball OG
Fire Breath
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Fire Breathing Alien
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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.
