Written by the Weed Delivery Vancouver Team!

Updated on March 11, 2021 -

Marijuana buds are some of the most beautiful, fragrant, and flavourful flowers in Canada. Not only that, cannabis flowers are chock-full of compounds called cannabinoids that induce a wide range of therapeutic effects. That makes cannabis flowers just as useful for medical patients as it is for recreational users. 

At WeedDeliveryVancouver, we work closely with some of the top cannabis farmers in Canada to bring you some of the freshest, most potent, and stunning buds. You can find over 100 of the most popular weed strains in Canada at our cannabis dispensary. That includes a massive selection of your favourite Sativa, Indica, and hybrid strains. Each strain type holds claim to hundreds of different substrains, each with its own unique sets of traits and benefits.  So try some out and experience the wide range of flavours and effects that await. 

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First Off, What is Cannabis?

Cannabis (aka marijuana, weed, and bud) is a family of plants cultivated for ages for its many therapeutic properties. Once cut and dried, you can smoke the plant’s flowers to induce a wide range of therapeutic effects. The main ingredient of interest found in cannabis is a cannabinoid called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). It is the THC that causes the psychoactive effects that are typically associated with marijuana use.

What Are Cannabinoids?

Cannabinoids are natural compounds found in cannabis plants such as THC and CBD. THC is the main compound that gets people high and works by attaching to the brain’s receptors to induce sensations throughout the body. Other cannabinoids such as cannabidiol (CBD) help regulate the interactions of other cannabinoids in a user’s body. There are many cannabinoids found in cannabis, but CBD and THC are by far the most prominent in terms of scientific knowledge and studies.

What are Terpenes? 

Cannabis also contains compounds known as terpenes that give marijuana flowers their fragrant aromas. They also work in tandem with cannabinoids to provide a wide variety of therapeutic effects. That is known as the “entourage effect.” Each weed strain contains different terpenes, giving them all their unique aroma and flavours. 

For more information on all things cannabis, you can check out our detailed cannabis guide. 

Different Types of Marijuana Strains

In general, you can categorize cannabis into marijuana or hemp. Marijuana is any cannabis plant with over 0.3% THC, and anything under that amount you can classify as hemp. Premium-grade hemp is typically used to make CBD products and is also for its fibres. On the other hand, marijuana is what we smoke to experience the euphoric and intoxicating effects that we’ve all grown to love. 

You can break marijuana down even further into Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid strains. And within these categories are thousands of different subspecies that induce a wide range of varying effects. 

Sativa vs Indica Cannabis

So what’s the difference between Sativa and Indica cannabis strains? Well, the answer is not so clear-cut. For instance, there are hundreds of different Indica strains that each have their own sets of effects. Some of these Indica strains have many traits and influences that overlap with some Sativas. However, Sativa strains induce effects more suitable for daytime use and Indica for the night.  Cannabis Sativa has the reputation of providing users with sensations of focus, creativity, happiness and a general uplifted mood. In contrast, many Indica strains deliver effects that are high in euphoria, sedation, and relaxation. Furthermore, many hybrid strains have been bred to near perfection and provide a nice balanced set of effects for users to enjoy. 

Below is an Indica vs Sativa chart showing a comparison of characteristics and effects. 

Indica vs Sativa Chart

Sativa vs Indica	Sativa	Indica
Plant Traits	Sativa plants are typically medium to large and grow tall with thin leaves.	Indica plants are typically small to medium plants that grow short with bushy and fat leaves.
Flowers	Cannabis Sativa buds are generally large and cone-shaped, and fluffy.	Cannabis Indica buds usually are medium-sized, round, and dense.
Common Effects	Sativa effects commonly include increases in uplifted spirits, creativeness, focus, happiness, relaxation, and hunger.	Indica effects commonly include increases in relaxation, euphoria, sedation, sleepiness, happiness, and hunger.
Medical Uses	Cannabis Sativa is commonly used to treat symptoms of: Anxiety Depression Stress Aches/Pains Muscle Spasms Lack of Hunger Troubles Focusing Lack of Creativity Low of Energy	Cannabis Indica is commonly used to treat symptoms of: Anxiety Depression Stress Aches/Pains Muscle Spasms Insomnia Lack of Appetite PTSD ADD/ADHD
Growing Info	9+ weeks flower	7-9 weeks flower

Best Indica Strains

With hundreds of Indica strains to choose from, it can be challenging to find the ideal ones that suit your specific needs. Here are some recommendations of some Indica weed strains to try:

Ace of Spades Strain	Afghani Strain	Berries & Creme Strain
Big Bud Strain	Black Diamond Strain	Black Domina Strain
Black Gas Strain	Black Mamba Strain	Blue Cheese Strain
Blue God Strain	Bubba Kush Strain	Chemdawg Strain
Chronic Kush Strain	Critical Kush Strain	Critical Mass Strain
Dank Sinatra Strain	Darth Vader Strain	Death Bubba Strain
Death Star Strain	Dr. Funk Strain	El Chapo Strain
El Jefe Strain	Gelato Strain	Gorilla Glue Strain
Grand Daddy Purple Strain	Grease Monkey Strain	Hashplant Strain
Headband Strain	Hindu Kush Strain	Island Pink Strain
King Louis XIII Strain	Kosher Kush Strain	LA Confidential Strain
LSD Strain	Master Kush Strain	Northern Lights Strain
Nuken Strain	OG Kush Strain	Pink Kush Strain
Platinum Kush Strain	Purple Candy Strain	Purple Kush Strain
Purple Space Cookies Strain	Purple Urkle Strain	Rockstar Strain
Sherbet Cake Strain	Snow White Strain	Star Killer Strain
Tangerine Dream Strain	Tom Ford Strain	Violator Kush Strain
Walter White Strain

Best Sativa Strains

If you are looking for more of a daytime smoke, you should try some of our Sativa strains ideal for such instances. Let's take a look at some of the most sought after Sativa weed strains in Canada that you can find at our cannabis store:

Amnesia Haze Strain	Blue Dream Strain	Duke Nukem Strain
Durban Poison Strain	Jet Fuel Strain	Grapefruit Strain
King Tut Strain	Lemon Skunk Strain	Love Potion Strain
Maui Wowie Strain	Mimosa Strain	Moby Dick Strain
Pineapple Express Strain	Purple Haze Strain	Red Congo Strain
Scout Master Strain	Sour Diesel Strain	Sour Tangie Strain
Strawberry Cough Strain	Super Lemon Haze Strain	Trainwreck Strain
Wedding Cake Strain	Wifi Strain

Best Hybrid Strains

It’s hard to find full Indica or full Sativa strains these days due to human-influenced and natural crossbreeding. The good news is that when crossbreeding is done correctly, a massive selection of top-quality hybrid weed strains hits the market. That is because expert cannabis breeders weed out the unfavourable genetics and breed in only the most essential and most desirable genes.

Below are some of the most sought after hybrid marijuana strains in Canada:

Alien OG Strain	Atomic Bomb Strain	Black Tuna Strain
Blueberry Strain	Bruce Banner Strain	Charlotte's Web Strain
Gas Mask Strain	Ghost Train Strain	Girl Scout Cookies Strain
God Bud Strain	Green Crack Strain	Ice Wreck Strain
Kushberry Strain	Mango Haze Strain	Master Bubba Strain
Mataro Blue Strain	MK Ultra Strain	Peanut Butter Breath Strain
Phantom OG Strain	Pineapple Strain	Pink Star Strain
Purple Candy Strain	Sensi Star Strain	Skywalker Strain
White Castle Strain	White Widow Strain

Therapeutic Effects of Weed

People have used cannabis for centuries because of all the therapeutic benefits they provide users. The good thing is that each weed strain has its own unique set of effects. With thousands of different strains, it is clear that the range of effects is far-reaching. It is also essential to note that the effects felt will largely depend on the amount taken, tolerance levels, and a user’s metabolism.

Also, cannabis is still in the early stages of research, and there is always an expanse of new knowledge that awaits. Marijuana legalization is still relatively recent, and as further studies release, the list of recreational and medical uses and effects of THC will continue to grow. 

Below are some of the most common effects associated with cannabis use in Canada.

Increases in relaxation and tranquillity	Infusions of liveliness and energy
Uplifting effects of overall mood	Heightened levels of creativity
Promotion of happiness in general	Increases in focus levels
Promotion of Euphoria throughout the body	Higher chances of lethargic episodes
Increases in the sedation of the mind & body	Increases in bouts of hunger

Medical Benefits of Marijuana

Since cannabis can produce such a wide range of medical effects, marijuana patients use it for many medicinal purposes; whether it be to ease symptoms of anxiety, stress, and depression or to ease aches, pains, and inflammation, the uses are endless. When using cannabis as a medication, it is always best to consult with your family physician to better understand how you might react to THC. However, cannabis is a relatively safe drug, and that’s the main reason it is now legal. 

Below are some of the most common medical uses of cannabis in Canada. 

Helps Lower Anxiety Levels	Helps People Quit Addictions
Controls Symptoms of Depression	Beneficial for Many Psychiatric Symptoms
Minimizes Stress Levels	Helps Treat Autoimmune Diseases
Helps to Ease Aches and Pains	Can Help Ease Symptoms of HIV/AIDS
Reduces Inflammation Issues	Counteracts Nausea and Vomiting
Decreases Muscle Spasms	Assists PTSD Sufferers
Helps Make Insomniacs Sleepy	Increases Spasticity
Creates an Appetite For Eating Disorders	Helps People With Movement Disorders
Induces Fatigue	Helps to Treat Glaucoma
Helps to Control ADD/ADHD	Helps to Control Epilepsy

Side Effects of THC in Weed

With the good comes the bad. But in this case, the bad is not that bad at all. Although cannabis is a drug that causes intoxication, it is known to be relatively safe. Serious adverse effects are infrequent, and you’d be hard-pressed to find evidence of the contrary. The most likely side effects a user will face are merely dry eyes and a dry mouth. Other more common adverse effects include dizziness, nausea, and headaches. 

As a final note, marijuana is indeed an intoxicant, and you should not take it when doing anything dangerous. For instance, you should not operate any heavy machinery or operate a motor vehicle while under the influence. It is against the law to do so through Canada.

Below are some of the most common side effects associated with cannabis use. 

Dry and Red Eyes	Dizziness and Lightheadedness
Dry Mouth (Cottonmouth)	Paranoia Episodes
Lethargic Episodes	Heightened Anxiousness
Headaches and Throbbing	Nauseating Sensations
Increased Heart Rate	Light Vomiting
Poor Memory Retention	Pains in the Chest
Lowered Coordination	Lung Irritation
Increased Heart Rate	Drowsiness and Sleepiness
Lowered Blood Pressure	Increased Restlessness

How Long Does Marijuana Stay in Your System?

Marijuana affects people in different ways. For example, someone who smokes weed every day will be able to take more than someone who has never smoked any in their life. Also, bodyweight, metabolism, and overall body chemistry play a pivotal role in how THC interacts with a user. Also, the frequency of use, the weed potency, the amount of THC, and the consumption method make a difference. 

Is There a Quick Way to Get THC Out of Your System?

You might be asking yourself if there is a safe and promising way to metabolize THC quicker. Unfortunately, the answer is no. There are currently no safe ways to break down THC enough to make a significant difference. For THC to metabolize faster, you need to decrease THC concentration in the body to speed up the process. 

How To Smoke Weed

There are many different ways to take cannabis. You can smoke it, vape it, and even eat it. Each method has its own set of unique properties. Below are some of the most preferred ways to smoke weed.

• Joint: Smoking a joint is by far the most common way to take marijuana. You roll up the buds using a rolling paper and then light it up. You can also buy pre-rolled joints for your convenience.
• Blunt: Smoking a blunt is the same as smoking a joint, except you roll it up using a blunt wrap instead.
• Bong: A bong is a tool that you can use to smoke dried marijuana flowers. They are commonly made of glass and are a great way to smoke weed. 
• Pipe: You can also smoke weed out of a pipe. Just place some buds into the pipe and light it up.
• Vaporizer: Another method is vaping weed using a dry herb vaporizer. The vaporizer heats the buds and turns them into a vapour that you can inhale.

Cannabis Dosage Chart

We should note that you should take marijuana dosage charts with a grain of salt. Many variables will affect how THC interacts with an individual’s body, and this can differ significantly. For example, body weight, metabolic rate, tolerance level, the amount you take, and frequency of use all play a part. Therefore, it is best to use this cannabis dosage chart as a guideline. Lastly, the amount taken will play the most considerable role, and if at any time you are unsure, go slow and work your way up with time.

DOSAGE LEVEL	THC	EFFECT LEVEL	USERS
No High	< 0.3%	Non-Psychoactive	CBD Users
Low	5 - 10%	Low	Beginners
Medium	10 - 18%	Moderate	Intermediate Users
High	19 - 25%	High	Experienced Users
Intense	> 25%	Intense	Intense Users

Different Levels of Cannabis Quality

Cannabis comes in a variety of quality tiers. That is because not all marijuana farmers are equal. Some have the expertise, equipment, and locations needed to grow some of Canada’s highest quality buds. Even the same weed farmer can experience quality variations from crop to crop. That is why you can find a wide range of different prices for different levels of marijuana flower. Let’s take a look at some of the most common tiers of cannabis you can find at a marijuana dispensary in Vancouver.

Premium Weed (AAAA Weed)

The marijuana flowers in this tier are considered the best of the best. The buds should look beautiful, smell fragrant, taste great, and be as potent as can be. AAAA weed is priced at a premium and is what cannabis connoisseurs typically prefer to smoke. 

Triple-A Weed (AAA Weed)

The next level down is triple-A weed. The buds of AAA weed can often pass for AAAA weed. Usually, there is only one or two small things wrong that knock these buds down a level. However, these buds are sure to pack a punch and be enjoyable as ever. 

Budget Buds (AA Weed)

A level down, we have AA weed. Can refer to these flowers as budget buds. They are priced at affordable levels and are a favourite to many consumers. In general, these buds have a few things that aren’t perfect. However, it is common to find AA weed that provides excellent value. Many inexperienced cannabis users often cannot even tell the difference between budget buds and higher quality weed. 

Marijuana Measurements

• Eighth  = 3.5 Grams
• Quarter = 7 Grams
• Ounce = 28 Grams
• Pound = 448 Grams
• Pound = 16 Ounces

How To Store Marijuana

The best way to keep cannabis fresh is by storing it in an airtight container like a mason jar. That will prevent air from getting in and slow down the degradation process. We recommend storing it in a cool and dark place since light can expedite the breaking down of THC and other compounds.  Also, we suggest keeping your weed in a child-proof container hidden in a safe place that is out of reach of children or pets. 

Different Types of Cannabis Products

Cannabis flowers from the thousands of weed strains are not the only way you can take weed. The beneficial compounds (such as THC) can be extracted from the plant and used to create a whole range of weed derivatives. The bonus is that each of these products has its own sets of advantages and uses. Let’s take a closer look at some of the items that you can create with cannabis.

Cannabis Concentrates

The next category of cannabis products is cannabis concentrates. These products are created by separating the unwanted material from the good stuff such as THC. The primary purpose is to get rid of any of the bad things so that less material is needed to achieve the desired effects. Weed extracts are some of the most potent cannabis products available.

There are many different extraction methods, and each results in a unique product with unique characteristics. Below are some of the most popular cannabis concentrates in Canada.

• Budder: Budder is a member of the weed wax family. It is one of the more malleable consistencies. 
• Cannabis Oil / Tinctures: A liquid form of THC. Marijuana oil contains THC and another mixing agent. 
• Terp Sauce / HTFSE: This is a high-terpene concentrate. Terp sauces are known to be some of the most flavourful extracts on the market. 
• Hash: Hash is what you get when you compress THC crystals. These are some of the most common and readily available cannabis products. 
• Kief: These are pretty much the crystals (THC) that fall off, or you remove from the plants.
• Live Resin: Live resin is a high-terpene concentrate. The goal of live resin extraction methods is to retain as much of the original flavour as possible. 
• Shatter: Weed shatter is another member of the weed wax family. It is one of the harder of the consistencies and often resembles an amber sheet of broken glass.
• THC Distillate: This product is one of the purest forms of THC. Extractors remove the majority of the unwanted material through a series of distillation processes. 
• Topicals: These products are different than most other cannabis items. You should not ingest topicals. Instead, you can apply it directly to the skin in affected areas. 

Weed Edibles

Weed edibles are delicious food items infused with THC. This category of cannabis products is growing the quickest since legalization, and for a good reason. Perhaps the most significant advantage of edibles is that you don’t need to inhale any nasty chemicals into your lungs. Also, these goodies are known to pack quite the punch and are a favourite of many. 

Below are some of the most popular marijuana edible categories in Canada.

• Marijuana Gummies: Cannabis gummies are gummy treats that contain THC. 
• THC Chocolate: Marijuana chocolate are creamy products that contain THC
• Baked Goods: Baked cannabis includes popular stoner foods such as Pot Brownies and 
• Weed Cookies. They are any cookie that contains THC.
• Weed Capsules: Marijuana capsules are THC stuffed into pills. You can take them as you would any other capsule medication.
• Cannabis Drinks: Weed beverages are liquid forms of THC-infused items such as cannabis tea.

Weed Vapes

Cannabis vapes are known to be one of the most convenient and efficient ways to take THC. Below are the main components of a weed vape.

• Vape Pen: The vape pen is the battery that powers the vape as a whole.
• Vape Cartridge: The cartridge is the tank that holds the substance and atomizes it.
• E-Juice: This vape juice is the substance that goes into the cartridge.

CBD Canada

There are also cannabis products that do not induce psychoactive sensations (i.e. it does not get people high). These products are known as cannabidiol (CBD) items and include:

• CBD Oil: One of the most common CBD products. That is a liquid form of CBD.
• Edibles: CBD edibles includes items such as CBD gummies, chocolate, and capsules
• Vapes: CBD vapes are the same as any vape pen, except the substance vaped is CBD
• Isolate: CBD isolate is the purest form of cannabidiol.
• Cream: These are topicals that are applied externally to the skin
• Pet Products: These items come in CBD oil for dogs and cats and CBD cream for pets.

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