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Thai

also known as Thai Stick, Thailand

Sativa

Generally:

The "Thai" cannabis strain, also known as "Thai Stick," originates from Thailand and belongs to the sativa family. It is known for its long, thin leaves and tall growth habit, reflecting the typical characteristics of a sativa strain. Thai has a rich history and became popular in the 1970s and 1980s when travelers and soldiers during the Vietnam War brought this strain to the US and other parts of the world. It is considered one of the purest sativa genetics and is often used to breed new hybrid strains.

Effect:

Thai is characterized by a strong, cerebral, and uplifting effect, often accompanied by feelings of euphoria and creativity. It's a great daytime strain, supporting creative projects and promoting social interactions. While it can be highly stimulating, it's not overpowering and doesn't leave behind severe physical fatigue. This makes it ideal for users seeking mental clarity and energy but not sedative effects.

Taste/smell:

Thai is known for its unique aroma profile, combining sweet and earthy notes with a hint of citrus. Its aroma is often very strong and can be detected from a distance. Many users describe the taste as a blend of lemongrass, pine, and a sweet tartness that lingers on the finish.

THC content:

The THC content in Thai varies but averages around 15-22%. This makes it a medium to strong strain, particularly appreciated for its pure sativa effects. Beginners should approach this strain with caution and increase the consumption slowly.

Cultivation:

Growing Thai can be challenging, especially in cooler climates. As a pure sativa, it requires a lengthy flowering period of approximately 10-12 weeks. Outdoors, it thrives in warm, tropical climates and can grow very tall, sometimes up to 3 meters. Indoor cultivation is possible, but requires special attention to height and light. Thai is not particularly susceptible to pests or diseases, making it a long-lived plant, but it does require regular maintenance in terms of pruning and training to control growth.

In summary, Thai is a classic and exotic strain that captivates consumers with its distinctive aroma, uplifting effect, and historical significance. Due to its demanding cultivation method, it may not be the first choice for novice gardeners, but for experienced growers, it offers a rewarding challenge and the opportunity to cultivate one of the world's most renowned sativa strains.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical or therapeutic advice. If you have any health-related questions, please consult a doctor or another qualified professional.

Effects & aroma

From reviews and experience reports — subjective, not a medical statement

Reported as positive
focused100 %
energetic100 %
creative100 %
Reported side effects
paranoid100 %
dry mouth100 %
anxious100 %
Aroma & flavor
Wood 100 %
Tar 100 %
Tobacco 100 %

Percentages: share of reviews mentioning this property.

Cannabinoids & terpenes

Levels vary by batch, phenotype and cultivation — values are indicative

THC
up to 19 %
0 %35 %
Terpene profile
  • #1
    CaryophyllenePepper
  • #2
    MyrceneHerbs
  • #3
    LimoneneCitrus

Genetics & origin

Descendants (20)
TrainwreckHybrid · THC max. 17 %
Thai-TanicSativa · THC max. 20 %

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