36 strains, one place

Strain Profiles

Every strain we carry, across flower, pre-rolls, vapes and CBD. Filter by flavor, by when you plan to use it, or by the format you actually want.

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36 strains

How to Read a Strain Profile

Flavor, aroma, and lineage

Each strain card lists a flavor profile, a reported feel, and a strain type. The flavor and aroma come from terpenes – the aromatic compounds that also help shape how a strain feels. Two strains with the same THCa percentage can feel completely different depending on their terpene makeup. For a deeper breakdown of how specific terpenes influence flavor and effect, see our terpene guide.

Indica vs. sativa vs. hybrid

Indica strains are generally reported as relaxing and body-forward. Sativa strains are generally reported as energizing and clear-headed. Hybrid strains blend traits from both, often leaning slightly indica-dominant or sativa-dominant depending on lineage. If sleep is the goal, our sleep picks pull together indica-leaning options across formats.

How strain type interacts with format

The same strain can feel different depending on format. THCa flower and pre-rolls deliver the full terpene profile through combustion. THCa vapes and Delta 8 vapes are heated at lower temperatures, which can preserve more of the original terpene character. CBD vapes carry the same strain-specific terpene profile without the psychoactive effect of THC.

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How to choose a strain

How do I choose a strain when there are so many names?

The names are just labels. Start with the filters on this page: Type, Best for, Flavor, and Format. That cuts 36 cards down to a handful that match how you want to spend the next hour, not which name you recognized.
Open two or three profiles and read Flavor plus Reported feel side by side. Blue Dream’s card says it is where most people start. That is a starting point, not a rule. If the first card’s feel line is not what you wanted, pick another. You do not need a THC number to do this. The cards here do not print one.

What is a strain profile on this page?

A strain profile here is the card on this hub plus the page it links to. The card is the chooser: flavor, reported feel, indica / sativa / hybrid, and which formats that strain ships in (THCa flower, pre-rolls, THCa vape, Delta 8 vape, or CBD vape).
There are 36 of them on this page. Click through when you want the longer writeup. A profile is not a lab report and it is not a medical label. Reported feel is what people say they notice, not a promise that the same card will land that way for you.

What is the difference between indica, sativa, and hybrid on this hub?

On this hub those words are a Type chip. Count on the live page: 10 indica, 12 sativa, 14 hybrid. That is a coarse first sort, the same way people have asked what the difference is in grower forums since the mid-2000s.
It is not a chemistry test. Two sativas on this page can read completely different once you look at Flavor and Reported feel. The hub already pairs type with those two lines for that reason. Use Type to shrink the grid, then read the card.

Should I start with indica or sativa?

There is no universal first type. Hybrids are the biggest bucket here (14 of 36). If you want a named starting point the hub already flags, Blue Dream’s card says where most people start.
If you want the no-THC-high lane, stay on CBD vape cards (12 on the hub). If you want classic flower, use THCa flower or pre-rolls (9 each). First-time shoppers who ask indica or sativa are usually asking what this will feel like. Read Reported feel and Format before you lock a type.
This is not medical advice.

Why do some sativas feel sleepy, or two hybrids feel nothing alike?

Because the type chip is plant-family shorthand, not a schedule. People ask this constantly: some sativas make them sleepy, some hybrids feel nothing like the last hybrid. That is why every card here has Reported feel and a Flavor line.
If time of day matters more than the word indica or sativa, skip Type and use Best for. A sativa chip with a sleepy feel line is not a site error. Trust the card over the family name.

How do I pick for daytime, evening, or night?

Use the Best for filter. Live counts: Daytime 18, Evening 13, Night 8, Anytime 3. Do not assume sativa means day and indica means night. The hub already refuses that shortcut by putting Best for next to Type.
Jealousy is listed as indica on this page (THCa flower and pre-rolls). A 2026 Vice review of the TribeTokes cut said skip it if you want a bright daytime high. That is exactly why the time-of-day chips exist. Pick the window, then read Flavor and Reported feel on the cards that remain.

Should I choose a strain by flavor or by how it feels?

Both. Flavor is how you avoid a pine-and-gas bag when you wanted dessert. Reported feel is how you avoid a giggly card when you wanted focused. The Flavor chips on this hub are Citrus, Sweet and fruity, Dessert, Gas and spice, and Earthy and pine.
Do not sort by a THC percentage. These cards do not print one, and two products at the same number can still feel different once terpenes and format change. If you care about lab numbers, that is the COA question, not this one.

Flower, pre-roll, or vape: does the same strain feel different?

Yes. Same strain name, different format, different session. THCa flower and pre-rolls (9 cards each) are the slower, fuller path. Hub vapes are carts (THCa, Delta 8, or CBD), not dry-herb vapes. A vape card and a flower card that share a name are not interchangeable.
If convenience, control, discretion, or flavor of the hit matters more than the strain name, pick Format first. Then use Type, Best for, and Flavor on what is left. Pre-rolls on this hub are THCa whole-flower prerolls, not an infused-versus-standard split.

What is the difference between THCa, Delta 8, and CBD on these cards?

Three different cannabinoid lanes on one hub. CBD vape (12) is the no-THC-high lane. Delta 8 vape is the largest vape set (18). THCa shows up as flower (9), pre-rolls (9), and THCa vape (13).
Do not shop a CBD card like a THCa flower card, and do not treat Delta 8 vape as the same intensity as THCa flower. This is not a strength contest and it is not medical advice. Read the Format chip, then the profile.

Are TribeTokes strains lab tested, and how do I read a COA?

TribeTokes publishes certificates of analysis at https://tribetokes.com/certificates-of-analysis/. A COA is a batch lab report, not a vibe description and not a guarantee that every one of the 36 cards has a file on that page. Check the page for the product you are holding.
When you open a COA, match the product and batch, look for a named lab, and look at the date. Total THC on flower is not the same number as delta-9 alone. If a listing has no COA, treat that as a reason to pause.