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Your Guide to Cannabis Strains in Australia

Reviewed by the Tijuana Dispensary team | Updated July 2026
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.

Cannabis strains are one of the most personal choices in the cannabis world. Two people can try the same strain and have completely different experiences — because genetics, terpenes, your own body chemistry, and tolerance all interact in ways that are unique to you. This guide explains what actually matters when choosing a strain, and how to read what you’re looking at in our catalogue.

Indica, Sativa & Hybrid: What the Labels Actually Mean

You’ll see these three categories across our entire strains range. Here’s what they refer to — and what they don’t.

Indica strains are traditionally associated with relaxing, full-body effects. They tend to have higher myrcene terpene content, which is associated with sedative and calming properties. Indicas are commonly chosen for evening use, sleep support, and physical tension relief. Examples from our range include Granddaddy Purple and Animal Cookies.

Sativa strains are traditionally associated with uplifting, cerebral effects. They often feature higher limonene and terpinolene terpene profiles, associated with energy, focus, and mood elevation. Sativas are commonly chosen for daytime use and creative sessions. Examples include Acapulco Gold and Ghost Train Haze.

Hybrid strains are crosses between indica and sativa genetics, bred to combine characteristics from both parent plants. Most modern cannabis strains are hybrids to some degree. Hybrids offer the widest variety of effect profiles. Examples include Gorilla Glue #4 and Blue Dream.

Important note: Modern cannabis research suggests that indica/sativa labels are an imperfect guide to effects. The terpene profile and cannabinoid ratio of a specific strain are more reliable predictors of how it will affect you than the category label alone. When choosing a strain, look at the THC/CBD percentage AND the listed terpenes together.

How to Read a Cannabis Strain Listing

Every strain in our catalogue includes key information worth understanding before you buy.

THC % — The percentage of tetrahydrocannabinol, the primary psychoactive compound. Higher THC means stronger psychoactive effects. Beginners should start with strains under 20% THC. Experienced users often seek 25–30%+ for stronger effects.

CBD % — The percentage of cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive compound associated with therapeutic benefits including anxiety reduction and anti-inflammatory effects. Strains with meaningful CBD content (2%+) often produce a more balanced, less intense experience than high-THC-only strains. Our ACDC Strain is an example of a high-CBD variety.

Terpenes — The aromatic compounds that give each strain its distinctive smell and contribute to its effect character. For a full breakdown of how terpenes work, see our Cannabis Terpenes Guide.

Choosing a Strain: A Practical Framework

For sleep and relaxation: Look for indica or indica-dominant hybrids with myrcene, linalool, or caryophyllene as dominant terpenes. THC 18–25%. Examples: Granddaddy Purple, Animal Cookies.

For daytime energy and focus: Look for sativa or sativa-dominant hybrids with limonene or terpinolene as dominant terpenes. THC 18–24%. Examples: Acapulco Gold, AK-47.

For balanced effects (anxiety, pain, general wellness): Look for hybrids with balanced THC:CBD ratios, or high-CBD strains. Examples: ACDC, Blue Dream.

For beginners: Start with a hybrid under 20% THC with moderate CBD content. Avoid strains labelled “high potency” or above 25% THC until you understand your tolerance.

Cannabis Flower vs Other Product Types

Cannabis flower is the most traditional and widely prescribed format in Australia’s medicinal cannabis market. Compared to other product types, flower provides the most complete “entourage effect” — meaning the full range of cannabinoids, terpenes, and minor plant compounds working together as nature intended.

For a full comparison of flower against vapes, edibles, and extracts, see our Cannabis Products Guide. For medicinal access questions, visit our Medicinal Cannabis FAQ.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the strongest cannabis strain in Australia?
Potency varies by harvest batch rather than strain name alone — a well-grown Blue Dream can test higher than a poorly-grown strain labelled “premium.” Focus on the THC percentage listed per product rather than reputation.

What’s the difference between indica and sativa effects?
Indicas are typically associated with relaxation and body effects; sativas with uplifting and cerebral effects. However, terpene profile is a more reliable predictor than category label. Read our full Indica vs Sativa vs Hybrid Guide for a complete breakdown.

How much does cannabis flower cost in Australia?
Our strains range from $266 to $310 per 28g, depending on the strain and potency. For a full breakdown of pricing factors, see our Medicinal Cannabis Cost Guide.

Is cannabis flower legal in Australia?
Cannabis for medicinal use is legal in Australia via the TGA’s Special Access Scheme or Authorised Prescriber pathway. For everything you need to know about legal access, read our Medicinal Cannabis FAQ.

Sources: TGA Medicinal Cannabis Guidance (2026); Project CBD – Terpene Science; Frontiers in Pharmacology – Cannabinoid Research