Reference

Strain guide

Profiles of strains you are likely to meet on a Vermont menu. These are general references, not a live inventory: availability changes constantly and every grower's version tests differently.

Blue Dream

hybrid

A sativa-leaning hybrid that stays gentle enough for daytime use, and one of the most widely grown strains in North America.

THC 17-24%

Girl Scout Cookies

hybrid

A potent, dessert-scented hybrid with a heavy body effect that beginners often underestimate.

THC 19-28%

Granddaddy Purple

indica

A classic indica with dense purple flower and a sedating effect that suits the end of the evening.

THC 17-23%

Harlequin

sativa

A CBD-forward sativa with a low-intoxication profile, useful for people who want the plant without much of the high.

THC 4-7% · CBD 8-16%

Jack Herer

sativa

A sativa-dominant hybrid named for the cannabis activist, known for a clear-headed and functional effect.

THC 18-24%

Northern Lights

indica

One of the oldest stabilised indicas still in wide circulation, reliable and heavily relaxing.

THC 16-21%

Sour Diesel

sativa

A sharp, fast-acting sativa with an unmistakable fuel smell, long favoured for daytime use.

THC 18-25%

Wedding Cake

hybrid

A rich, high-potency indica-leaning hybrid that has become a modern dispensary staple.

THC 20-27%

Read the lab report, not the name

Strain names are not standardised. Anyone can call a plant anything, and two jars sharing a name can differ substantially in cannabinoid and terpene content. Every product sold in a licensed Vermont dispensary carries a certificate of analysis. That document tells you what you are actually buying. Ask for it.