Latin America Cannabis Strains

The most famous Mexican landrace strain, immortalized in songs and folklore. Acapulco Gold was considered the pinnacle of imported Mexican cannabis in the 1960s and 70s, prized for its golden-tinged buds and premium effects.

A pure sativa landrace from the Brazilian Amazon Basin, used for centuries by indigenous communities. One of the great South American sativas — tall, potent, and profoundly cerebral.

The most commercially significant Colombian sativa of the 1960s-70s, known for its golden-amber buds and balanced, uplifting high. Colombian Gold was the bedrock of the US import market for over a decade.

A celebrated Mexican landrace from the southern state of Oaxaca. Oaxacan is known for its distinct reddish-tinged buds, spicy-sweet aroma, and a balanced, euphoric high that made it prized among Mexican imports.

A legendary Central American sativa known for its red-tinged buds and powerfully psychedelic effects. Alongside Acapulco Gold and Colombian Gold, it formed the trinity of premium Latin American imports of the 1960s and 70s.

Brazilian Sativa x Undisclosed Indica. An iconic, historic Brazilian Sativa-dominant hybrid that became a legend in the Dutch coffeeshop scene and was used to breed the first autoflowering strains.