About Thai
Thai landrace sativas are tall, lanky plants with thin leaves and extremely long flowering times. In their native environment, these plants evolved under equatorial light cycles, making them true tropical sativas that can flower for 14-18 weeks. Thai cannabis was traditionally prepared as 'Thai Stick' — buds tied around a bamboo stick with black thread and cured to perfection. The high is famously cerebral, energetic, and psychedelic, often described as 'trippy' compared to modern hybrids. Thai genetics have been central to sativa breeding, passing on their soaring, creative effects to countless crosses.
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History
Thai landrace sativas entered Western consciousness through two routes: the Thai Stick trade of the Vietnam War era (US soldiers bringing back what they called 'Thai weed') and the 'Hippie Trail' overland route from Europe to Southeast Asia. Seeds made their way to California and the Netherlands, where they were used to create some of the most famous sativa hybrids ever made. Chocolate Thai, a specific Thai phenotype with a chocolatey aroma, became particularly legendary among the 1970s generation.
Notable breeders: Sacred Seeds, Nirvana, DJ Short
Genetic Background
Native Thai sativa populations
Genetic Families
Thai is part of the following genetic families:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the genetics of Thai?
Thai has a genetic lineage of Landrace — no known cross. Native Thai sativa populations
What is the THC content of Thai?
Thai typically tests at 12-18% THC with Low CBD.
What does Thai smell and taste like?
Thai has a Floral, spicy, sweet, mango, sandalwood aroma profile, with flavors described as Sweet, floral, mango, tea.
What are the effects of Thai?
Users report Extremely cerebral, psychedelic, energetic, creative, uplifting, long-lasting. As a sativa-dominant strain, it is known for uplifting cerebral effects.
How long does Thai take to flower?
Thai has a flowering time of approximately 14-18 weeks. Plants grow to a very tall (3-5m outdoors) height.
What is the history of Thai?
Thai landrace sativas entered Western consciousness through two routes: the Thai Stick trade of the Vietnam War era (US soldiers bringing back what they called 'Thai weed') and the 'Hippie Trail' overland route from Europe to Southeast Asia. Seeds made their way to California and the Netherlands, where they were used to create some of the most famous sativa hybrids ever made. Chocolate Thai, a specific Thai phenotype with a chocolatey aroma, became particularly legendary among the 1970s generation.
Medical Applications
Thai is commonly associated with: