Hawaiian

Hawaiian traces back to island landrace cannabis, grown for generations before modern breeders crossed it with Haze lines. Sources say a large share of the genetics, estimated above 80%, stays true to the original, though that figure is an estimate rather than a measurement. In our data it is a sativa with a single THC reading of 15%.

Terpinolene leads at 0.67%, followed by caryophyllene at 0.45%, myrcene at 0.33%, limonene at 0.19% and humulene at 0.17%, a terpinolene-first profile typical of bright, old-school sativas. The only flavor tag on file is sweet. Effects are tagged happy, energetic, creative and talkative, with nervous and dry mouth noted as side effects.

Landrace-leaning plants are described as resilient in windy, coastal growing conditions, and that toughness is part of why the type endured. People reach for sativas like this one in the morning or on a walk rather than before bed. At moderate THC it can suit someone who wants a gentle lift, but the nervous tag is a reminder to start small.