Super Silver Lemon Haze, a cross of Super Silver Haze and Lemon Skunk, gets its name from its frosty, silver-coated buds, vibrant lemon aroma, and energizing sativa effects. Combining award-winning haze genetics with tangy citrus flavor, it delivers an uplifting, creative high that matches its bright, flavorful name.
Read MorePineapple Express, a cross of Trainwreck and Hawaiian, gets its name from a real weather phenomenon that carries warm, tropical air from Hawaii to the U.S. West Coast. Known for its sweet pineapple flavor and energizing high, the strain gained worldwide fame after the 2008 comedy film of the same name boosted its pop culture status.
Read MoreWhite Widow got its name from its frosty white trichomes and a potent high that “bites” fast and hard. First bred in the Netherlands in the 1990s, White Widow is a legendary hybrid that’s dazzled smokers with its crystal-coated buds and perfectly balanced effects ever since.
Read MoreBlue Dream, a cross of Blueberry and Haze from Santa Cruz, gets its name from Blueberry’s sweet flavor and blue-tinged buds, paired with the strain’s smooth, euphoric “dream-like” effects. Known for its balanced high, it delivers creative focus and relaxing comfort, making it one of the most popular cannabis strains worldwide.
Read MoreCandyland, created by breeder Ken Estes from Granddaddy Purple and Bay Platinum Cookies, gets its name from its sweet, berry flavor, colorful trichome-covered buds, and uplifting effects. Its vibrant look and cheerful high evoke the playful nostalgia of the Candy Land board game, making it a favorite for daytime or social use.
Read MoreDurban Poison, a sativa landrace strain from Durban, South Africa, gets its name from its place of origin and a playful nod to its strong, energizing effects. Brought to the U.S. in the late 1970s by breeder Ed Rosenthal, it’s prized worldwide for its sweet, spicy flavor, high yield, and clear-headed, uplifting high.
Read MoreAlaskan Thunder Fuck got its name from its origins in Alaska’s Matanuska Valley, where growers bred a powerful sativa known as Matanuska Thunder Fuck. As the strain spread, “Alaskan” was added to highlight its roots. The bold name reflects its intense effects and underground legacy, making it a standout in cannabis history.
Read MoreNorthern Lights, a legendary indica from Afghan genetics, gets its name from its frosty, colorful buds that resemble the aurora borealis and its serene, uplifting effects. First grown in the Pacific Northwest and later perfected in the Netherlands, it’s celebrated for its beauty, potency, and lasting place in cannabis history.
Read MoreSuper Boof got its name from a playful twist on the slang “boof,” once used to describe bad weed. Originally called Blockberry, the strain earned its ironic nickname after users joked it was so strong it “boofed” them. The name stuck—and now Super Boof is a fan favorite for its fruity flavor, potent effects, and unforgettable name.
Read MorePanama Red, Maui Wowie, and Acapulco Gold are legendary landrace sativas from Panama, Hawaii, and Mexico. Known for their unique flavors, uplifting effects, and cultural impact, these classic strains helped shape modern cannabis and remain iconic names in weed history.
Read MoreRich, radiant, and world-renowned.
Acapulco Gold is more than just a legendary cannabis strain—it’s a cultural icon. Revered for its potency, flavor, and unmistakable appearance, Acapulco Gold has held a spot in cannabis history for generations.
But what exactly is Acapulco Gold? Where did it come from? And how did it get that unforgettable name?
Read MoreMaui Wowie, one of the most famous cannabis strains in the world, is known for its tropical flavor, uplifting effects, and iconic history.
But how did Maui Wowie get its name to begin with?
The story behind "Maui Wowie" is rooted in Hawaiian culture and its evolution in the world of cannabis is one of a kind.
So let’s dive into unearthing how this legendary strain earned its unforgettable name.
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