Indica, sativa, and hybrid are common product labels, but they cannot tell you exactly how a product will feel. Producers and shops may also use the words differently.
What do the labels mean?
They usually describe the plant’s lineage or how the producer groups the product. They do not replace the THC/CBD, strain name, aroma, or other information on the package.
How should I compare flower?
Start with the weight and price. Then look at the flower grade, strain type, THC/CBD, and aroma. Our AA, AAA, and AAAA grades describe the flower’s structure, trim, aroma, and cure. They do not promise an effect.
Why does each product show several things?
No single word or number tells you everything. Looking at the product as a whole helps you choose without treating a strain name as a promise. You can shop flower or read our flower grade guide.