Hybrid

Hybrid

Hybrid is a term used for cannabis plants and strains with genetic origins from different cannabis lineages. The term is primarily used for crosses between plants traditionally associated with indica and sativa, and it is a common part of cannabis terminology today.

Hybrid in a cannabis context

A hybrid occurs when different genetic lineages are crossed. The purpose of the cross may be to combine specific traits from the parent plants, such as growth pattern, flower structure, cannabinoid profile, or terpene profile.

Hybrids are often described as indica-dominant, sativa-dominant, or balanced depending on their genetic background. However, these labels primarily serve as general guidelines, as modern cannabis genetics can consist of crosses through many generations.

Many modern strains are hybrids. The word hybrid therefore primarily describes the plant's genetic composition and not one specific type of flower, top shelf, or cannabinoid profile.

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