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No. 3322Hybrid

76 Thai Stick by Master Thai

Thai Landrace

A tribute to the legendary Thai cannabis of the 1960s and 70s, 76 Thai Stick by Master Thai is a sativa-dominant hybrid. It aims to replicate the aromatic profile and elongated bud structure of vintage Thai landraces, offering a fragrant, cerebral, and enduring experience.

EffectsCerebral Energetic Uplifting Clear-headed
May help withStress
AromaLemongrassPineCitrusFloralHerbalIncenseAniseTea LeafPepperySandalwood

Appearance

This strain typically presents a tall, slender plant structure with long internodes and narrow leaflets, characteristic of equatorial sativa genetics. Untrained plants can grow significantly tall, especially outdoors. The buds form elongated, spear-shaped colas with pronounced calyx stacking and occasional foxtailing, featuring a higher calyx-to-leaf ratio that simplifies trimming. Trichome coverage is ample, giving a crystalline sheen, and coloration ranges from lime to olive green with bright orange pistils as maturity approaches.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma is often described as terpinolene-forward, with notes of lemongrass, pine, and sweet citrus layered over a floral-herbal core. Secondary scents may include anise, tea leaf, and a subtle peppery undertone, alongside a clean sandalwood or incense-like fragrance. On the palate, expect bright citrus and green herbal notes reminiscent of lemongrass tea, followed by floral, woody, and pine undertones, finishing with a delicate spice and faint sweetness.

Effects

76 Thai Stick is known for delivering cerebral and energetic effects. Users often report a clear-headed euphoria and an uplifting experience. The strain's profile, particularly when combined with THCV and terpinolene, may contribute to a fast-onset clarity and an energetic sensation.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

The terpene profile is typically led by terpinolene, with significant contributions from beta-myrcene, ocimene, limonene, and linalool. Other terpenes like caryophyllene may also be present. Cannabinoid content usually features THC in the 16-22% range, with CBD generally below 1%. Some phenotypes may exhibit trace amounts of THCV, which can influence the energetic qualities of the high.

Growing

As a sativa landrace derivative, 76 Thai Stick emphasizes equatorial photoperiodic traits, including a tall stature and extended flowering period. It favors an open canopy for airflow, adapting well to tropical conditions. The plants may exhibit vigorous stretch after the light flip and generally prefer lighter feeding compared to modern polyhybrids. The bud structure, with elongated colas and a higher calyx-to-leaf ratio, aids in trimming and airflow.

Origins & Lineage

This strain is a modern homage to the potent, uplifting sativa cannabis exported from Thailand in the 1960s and 1970s, specifically referencing the prized Thai stick exports around 1976. Bred by Master Thai, it is intended to be a faithful recreation of classic Southeast Asian genetics, prioritizing the narrow-leaf morphology, extended bloom times, and aromatic characteristics of vintage Thai landraces. The breeding focus is on preserving the authentic Thai expression and stabilizing desirable traits from these heritage lines.

Frequently asked questions

What is the origin of 76 Thai Stick?
76 Thai Stick is inspired by the cannabis exported from Thailand in the 1960s and 1970s, with the name referencing the prized Thai stick exports around 1976. It was bred by Master Thai to honor these classic Southeast Asian landraces.
What are the typical terpene profiles?
The strain is known for a terpinolene-forward aroma, often accompanied by notes of lemongrass, pine, citrus, floral, and herbal scents. Beta-myrcene, ocimene, limonene, and linalool are also commonly found.
What kind of effects does 76 Thai Stick provide?
Users often experience cerebral and energetic effects, characterized by clear-headed euphoria and an uplifting sensation. The strain is noted for promoting clarity and a sense of energy.
How does 76 Thai Stick grow?
It exhibits characteristics of equatorial sativas, including tall stature and a longer flowering period. The plant structure favors an open canopy, and it may require lighter feeding than many modern hybrids.