For Strawberry Amnesia, Dinafem crossed an Original Amnesia with an Original Strawberry Cough. The breeder lists the result as a feminized, sativa-dominant strain, and other strain descriptions likewise attribute it to Dinafem. Under the same name, Herbies Seeds offers its own version made from the same parent strains, for which the company states a sativa share of 75 %.
Genetics and Origin:
As a parent, Strawberry Amnesia is documented in at least 2 more recent crosses. The Green Highlander Seeds Bank combined a reversed Original Glue 4 with the Dinafem version for Red Neck Gas. For Auto Strawberry Banana, Anesia Seeds names a cross of Chiquita Banana and an autoflowering variant called Strawberry Amnesia Auto.
Versions from Different Breeders:
Dinafem states 65 to 70 days of flowering for its own version, 625 g/m² indoors and 700 to 1,100 g per plant outdoors, with harvest in mid to late October. According to the breeder, the plants reach around 3 m outdoors. An older version of the Dinafem description, which still appears in other strain descriptions, gave 450 to 500 g/m² indoors.
Herbies Seeds estimates 65 to 75 days of flowering, 700 g/m² indoors and up to 1,200 g per plant outdoors, likewise with an October harvest. The company gives plant height as 100 to 160 cm indoors and 220 to 280 cm outdoors.
THC and CBD Content:
Dinafem puts the THC content at 18 to 22 % and describes the CBD share as low; the older description gave 20 to 22 % THC. Herbies Seeds states 22 % THC and less than 1 % CBD for its version. Higher figures come from a Canadian producer that grows the strain in greenhouses in British Columbia: depending on the product page, it lists 25 to 31 % or 26 to 31 % THC with 0 to 1 % CBD.
Lab Results:
A report published in 2026 on a flower sample from New York reproduces the values of the associated certificate of analysis: 30.25 % total THC, 0.065 % CBD and 34.73 % total cannabinoids. This is a single measurement, and the report does not name the lab. β-Caryophyllene was the only terpene above the report limit, at 0.1673 mg/g; limonene, myrcene, α- and β-pinene, humulene, linalool and terpinolene were not detected. Other strain descriptions list caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene as the dominant terpenes, the Canadian producer, depending on the product page, limonene and myrcene or caryophyllene, limonene and humulene.
Aroma and Flavor:
Dinafem describes a Haze scent with hints of citrus and fruit, complemented by wood and pine; the older version also mentioned strawberry and spice. Herbies Seeds emphasizes wild berries and citrus with pine and smoky wood, the Canadian producer berries, citrus and earthy cocoa. In user reports, the strawberry shows mainly in the smell of the dried flowers, and some perceive it only faintly when smoking. Others describe a sweet, berry-like draw with a peppery finish, or a shift from sweet to earthy. Grow reports mention a smell reminiscent of chewing gum.
Effects:
At the core of the reports is a stimulating, euphoric high that sets in mainly in the head and is described with focus, creativity, talkativeness and giddiness. Some additionally notice physical relaxation or a slight tingling, while a few found the strain sedating to sleepy. 2 reports mention a delayed onset. Reported side effects include dry mouth, dizziness and short-lived headaches, occasionally also restlessness up to feelings of panic, as well as paranoia.
Cultivation:
Dinafem describes tall, openly structured plants with many side shoots and large internode spacing, whose narrow leaves let plenty of light into the interior. Indoors, the breeder advises limiting the growth phase to a maximum of 3 weeks and shortening or tying down shoots; heavy shoots need support. According to Dinafem, the plants are nutrient-hungry, and for odor the breeder recommends high-capacity exhaust air filtration. On climate, the current description names tropical conditions with plenty of sun and humidity, while the older one names temperate, continental and Mediterranean locations, outdoors and in a greenhouse. There the strain was also described as easy to grow and resistant to humidity and pests, whereas other strain descriptions and Herbies Seeds, for its own version, state a medium difficulty level.
2 documented indoor grows show the stretch in numbers. In one, the plant grew from about 61 to 152 cm after the onset of flowering, an increase of 149 %, over 70 days of flowering; in the other it gained 180 %, from 25 to 70 cm, over 75 days of flowering. Both describe a bushy, fir-tree-shaped habit with numerous long side shoots, and one advises nets or stakes during flowering. Depending on the report, the dried flowers turned out compact or somewhat loose. Other growers reported, respectively, good yield with weak smell and frosty flowers with low yield, in one case also a phenotype with a noticeably weak effect.