Cannabis Strain Finder Tool
Which of Our 1,677 Varieties Suits Your Grow?
Six questions about what you want from the plant and where you intend to grow it, and the catalogue narrows to a shortlist. It takes about a minute.
The questions cover the things that actually change the answer: the effect you are after, how strong you want it, whether it is going in a tent or the ground, and what you want it to taste like. Whether that points to a settling indica, sativas that lift rather than settle, or beginner-friendly autoflower seeds, the quiz narrows all 1,677 varieties down to a handful.
No idea where to start? Answer six questions and the shortlist comes back ordered by how well each one fits what you described. Or skip it and read the whole catalogue yourself.
What do you want it to do?
Tick everything that applies; the match reads all of them.
Choosing Without the Quiz
A catalogue of 1,677 is more than anyone can read through. The quiz cuts it down in about a minute; if you would rather do it yourself, these are the four questions that do most of the work:
THC vs CBD
High THC is the strong end. CBD-forward lines are bred for a different balance entirely.
Grow Difficulty
First time? An autoflower removes the decision most beginners get wrong.
Indoor vs Outdoor
A tent wants something short. Open ground wants something that shrugs off a wet March. The quiz asks which you have.
Straight to a Collection
If you already know roughly what you are after, these six shortcuts skip the questions entirely.
Easy First Grows
Plants that survive a missed watering and a wet fortnight. Northern Lights Auto, Blue Dream Auto and White Widow Auto are where most people should start.
Easy genetics →The Strong End
The top of the catalogue for listed THC. Gorilla Glue #4 Auto sits at 28 per cent, White Widow and Bruce Banner at 25 to 26. Established tolerance assumed.
The strong shelf →Built for a Season Outside
Built for weather rather than a controlled room. Open structure, mould resistance and an early finish — the three things a damp New Zealand autumn tests.
Outdoor genetics →Suited to a Tent
Short enough not to run out of headroom after the flip, and predictable under a fixed light. Autoflowers and compact feminised indicas, mostly.
Indoor genetics →The Sweet End of the Catalogue
Berry, citrus and tropical terpene profiles rather than fuel and earth. Zkittlez, Gelato, Strawberry Banana and Blueberry are the names people come back for.
Fruity genetics →For the End of the Day
Indica-leaning and CBD-forward cultivars, the ones people reach for at the end of a day rather than the start of one. Granddaddy Purple and Northern Lights are the long-standing names here.
Evening genetics →After something less common? The rarer end of the catalogue holds the genetics you will not find in every shop, and the purple lines colour up properly in a cold southern autumn. If the season is the constraint, look at the autoflowering indicas. Or scroll back up and let the six questions do it.
Run it — about a minute, and it reads your answers against all 1,677 varieties.
Questions We Get About the Quiz
What people ask before running it, and the honest answers.
What is the best strain for beginners?
What strain gives the strongest high?
What strain grows the fastest?
Indica or sativa — which is better?
What strain produces the highest yield?
Run It
About a minute. Six questions, and the answers are read against all 1,677 varieties — what you want from it, how it tastes, where you are growing, and how much you have done before.