More info White Widow is a cross of two landrace strains, Brazilian and south Indian, from Green House Seed Company in Amsterdam. Green House breeder Arjan Roskam reports having developed White Widow in the early ’90s with fellow Netherlands breeder Ingemar. According to Arjan, the strain’s original name was Arnhem’s Wonder before he and Ingemar commercialized it in seed form and changed the name to White Widow. The winner of first place Bio at High Times Cannabis Cup in 1995, White Widow delivers a strong peppery cedar flavor and a complex, long-lasting high that starts with a relaxing haze and gives way to an explosive buzz, as reported by Green House. Green House has tested White Widow at 18.76% THC, 0.10% CBD, and 0.28% CBN. The seed bank has also developed autoflowering and high-CBD autoflowering versions of the strain by hybridizing White Widow with Ruderalis and high-CBD strains, respectiv

More info Mango was created by the Dutch breeder KC Brains, which crossed its own KC-33 with an Afghani. According to the breeder, Mango has a skunky and hashy aroma, while its Afghani lineage makes it resistant to mold and fungus. This indica-leaning strain is said to have high CBD levels, making it an ideal candidate for medical cannabis products. Growing short and compact in stature, Mango plants produce enormous colas that take on a lavender appearance as the six-to-nine week flowering cycle takes place. Growers should expect to harvest no less than 150 grams of flower per plant when grown indoors, while outdoor cultivation can yield up to 800 grams per plant. KC Brains’ Mango won third place in Indica at 2002 High Times’ Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam.

More info According to breeder DNA Genetics, Chocolope -- formerly known as D-line -- is a Sativa-dominant hybrid produced by crossing a Chocolate Thai female with a Cannalope Haze male. The breeder back-crossed this hybrid with the Chocolate Thai parent to achieve an especially chocolatey flavor and aroma, and shorter flowering time of 56-63 days. Chocolope earned several awards, including High Times’ Strain of the Year in 2007, 2nd Place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2007 and 2nd Sativa at High Times’ Cannabis Cup in 2010. The strain is exceptionally easy for beginners to grow. It stretches tall with broad, dark-green leaves, and delivers heavy yields of large, d

More info Blueberry Headband is a strain name used by two different breeders, each of which boasts a different lineage. Blueberry Headband by Humboldt Seed Organization Humboldt Seed Organization’s Blueberry Headband is a cross of Blueberry and 707 Headband. According to Humboldt Seeds, the strain is an Indica-leaning hybrid that grows very tall and produces high yields of red-and-purple-hued buds with fruity, spicy flavors in a 65-to-75-day flowering period. The breeder claims that this strain produces both cerebral and body-high effects that are long-lasting. Growable either indoors or outdoors, Blueberry Headband plants tend to grow as tall as 3 meters, or nearly 10 feet, and if grown indoors, its height may need to be controlled. Indoor harvests yield anywhere between 450 to 600 grams per square meter, while outdoor cultivation can yield 1 to 4 kilograms, or 2.2 to 8.8 pounds, per plant during a mid-October harvest in the Northern Hemisphere. Emerald Triangle Seeds Blueberry Headband The Blueberry Headband strain from Emerald Triangle Seeds in Northern California is a distinct combination of ’76 Blueberry, Emerald OG, Cali Sour D, and Pre ’98 Bubba Kush. Upon consumption, this particular Blueberry Headband cultivar is said to carry a flavor of berry, diesel, and pepper. According to Emerald Triangle Seeds, the strain grows tall and produces high yields of large, elongated, tightly clustered buds in a 63-day flowering period. Known to grow vigorously during the vegetative cycle, Blueberry Headband is said to produce long, beefy colas. The breeder also reports that Blueberry Headband is resistant to mold and mildew.

More info The team at Big Buddha Seeds was the first to cultivate Blue Cheese. The breeders had perfected a phenotype of the UK-born Cheese and decided to cross a female with another Blueberry x Big Buddha Cheese hybrid male. Thus, Blue Cheese gained its name more for its heritage than its aroma or taste. Consumers report Blue Cheese as a fruity flower that produces a euphoric, yet level-headed experience. According to the breeders, Blue Cheese flowers in eight to 10 weeks when indoors and near the end of October in the Northern Hemisphere when cultivated outdoors. Blue Cheese is highly fragrant and resistant to mold and mildew, so long as it's kept in slightly cooler environments.

More info These landrace strains are thought to originate in the Mazar-i-Sharif region of Afghanistan. They’re commonly categorized as pure Indica landrace strains and are known for pungent, sweet smelling flowers. The plants have been used to create popular hybrid strains such as LA Confidential, Blueberry and Northern Lights.

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More info Gelato is a cross between Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies, named in homage to its sweet aroma. Also known as Larry Bird, Gelato (#33) was first cultivated in Northern California's Bay Area and is derived from a deep bank of genetics created by the Cookie Family, the Sherbinskis family, and cultivator Mario Guzman. The cultivators parted ways following its creation, and the cultivator who possesses the most “stable version” of Gelato genetics is up for debate. Cookies cultivates a few phenotypes and descendants of the strain named Gelato #42, Dolce Gelato, and a sun-grown Gelato. Sherbinskis grows four stabilized Gelato phenotypes in its rotation as well: Gelato #41 (Bacio Gelato), Gelato #43 (Gello Gelato), Gelato #47 (Mochi Gelato), and Gelato #49 (A

More info Despite its unknown origins, Black Cherry Soda is an indica-leaning hybrid strain that has become renowned for its fruity, soda-poplike flavor. Used to spawn other popular strains, such as Ace of Spades and Black Dahlia, the direct lineage of Black Cherry Soda remains a mystery. One reported story is that the strain was gifted to TGA Genetics and crossed to create other strains, but the breeding collective did not develop the original Black Cherry Soda strain. Black Cherry Soda plants are reported to grow tall and produce medium to large yields, leading to chunky, resin-laden colas that can take on a lush purple appearance, sometimes without even a hint of green. This strain is said to have an aroma of berries and an earthy undertone, along with a berry-flavored soda-poplike taste that ultimately inspired its name. One batch of the Black Cherry Soda cultivar, grown by the Washington state-based cannabis cultivator Mad Mark Farms, was tested by Confidence Analytics and had THC levels that exceeded 26%.

More info Blue Cookies is an indica-dominant hybrid cross between two celebrity strains, Girl Scout Cookies and Blueberry. As the child of these heavyweight champion strains, Blue Cookies delivers a crushing blow of euphoria straight to the head, where it swiftly s