Thai

There’s something utterly beautiful about landrace strains because no matter how much we try to create new strains with different genetics, nothing can beat the purity of landrace strains. Their stability, potency, flavor and fragrance are unbeatable. Thanks to breeders, we now have the opportunity to grow such landrace strains at home. And talking of landrace strains, one of the most popular varieties is the Thai landrace sativas that grew wild in the jungles of mesmerizing Thailand. Thai cannabis seeds were transported to the USA after the Vietnam War from Southeast Asia. It has taken years of selective isolated breeding to preserve genetics, but it has also increased the potency to a greater extent. Thai genetics have contributed to creating many different plants over the years, but what makes them so unique is their purity. Some of these strains contain almost 100 percent sativa with absolutely no hints of indica sedation. If you love sativa strains, this strain is better than most hybrids out there. The high is intensely cerebral where you can almost feel every active neuron firing away! Then comes the euphoria, and it’s often so strong that you’ll catch yourself grinning from ear to ear constantly. The high lasts for a long time compared to other strains. The plants grow just like sativa plants – tall and lanky with wispy buds. The leaves are extraordinarily large but packed loosely unlike the dense structure commonly associated with indicas. With levels ranging above 22 percent, the strain actually lifts your focus and sharpens memory. Smoking a Thai strain is synonymous to drinking concentrated shots of caffeine but the side effects aren’t as brutal. Buds are extremely resinous, and although the bitter notes are unappealing to some, the overall effects make it a good strain to be smoked at any point in the day.