Bob Hope

Named for the entertainer, Bob Hope is a reportedly sativa-leaning hybrid that smells of grapefruit zest and pine. No single breeder is credited and its genetics are not formally documented, so any family tree you see is informed guesswork. Our record shows 28.5% THC, a single reading and a high one for a strain people reach for to feel lighter, with no CBD.

Caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene are listed as terpenes, without percentages. Flavor tags run wide: berry, citrus, creamy, fruity, grape, sour and sweet. Effects are euphoria, happy, sociable and uplifting.

Reports describe an energetic start that settles into an even plateau without the jitters of sharper sativas, which is why it tends to come up for daytime company, errands and creative work. Growers say the plant stretches during the switch to flowering and likes training. With the number on file this high, the sensible move is to start with a puff or a low-dose edible and wait before adding more; the lift is easy to overshoot.