Browse 13,062+ cannabis strains with community-reported effects, terpene associations, and THC/CBD data. Source: crowd-sourced strain database. Last refreshed June 2026.
Indica strains are traditionally associated with relaxing, body-heavy effects often preferred for evening or nighttime use. Sativa strains are associated with energizing, cerebral effects suitable for daytime. Hybrid strains are bred from both and offer a spectrum of effects depending on their dominant genetics. Modern research suggests the terpene profile has more influence on effects than the indica/sativa distinction.
BakedBot tracks over 5,200 cannabis strains in its database, including classic landraces, commercially bred hybrids, and modern designer genetics. The number grows constantly as new cultivars are developed and registered. BakedBot updates its strain database daily from seed bank catalogs, dispensary menus, and lab results.
THC percentage indicates the proportion of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol by weight in the flower. A 20% THC flower contains approximately 200mg of THC per gram. Higher THC does not always mean a better experience — terpene content, CBD, and other cannabinoids also shape the effect. New users should start with lower THC products (10–15%).
Strains lower in THC and higher in CBD are commonly preferred for anxiety. Myrcene and linalool-dominant terpene profiles are associated with calming effects. Popular calming strains include Granddaddy Purple, Harlequin (high CBD), ACDC, and Cannatonic. Always consult a medical professional for anxiety treatment.
The highest-THC strains in the BakedBot database regularly test above 30% THC, including strains like Runtz, Gorilla Glue #4, Wedding Cake, and Triangle Kush. However, lab results vary by batch, harvest, and testing lab, so advertised THC percentages should be verified against the product's certificate of analysis (COA).
Use the effect filter on this page to find strains by reported effect — Relaxed, Happy, Euphoric, Creative, Energetic, Sleepy, Focused, or Uplifted. Each strain page shows the top user-reported effects sorted by frequency from verified reviews.
