Each year, cannabis growers produce new and unique strains from different combinations of parent plants. These cannabis hybrids are often grown to target specific effects.

• Origin: Hybrids are typically grown on farms or in greenhouses from a combination of sativa and indica plants.

• Plant description: The appearance of hybrid strains depends on the combination of the parent plants.

• Typical CBD-to-THC ratio: Many hybrid cannabis plants are grown to increase the THC percentage, but each type has a unique ratio of the two cannabinoids.

• Commonly associated effects of use: Farmers and producers select hybrids for their unique effects. They can range from reducing anxiety and stress to easing symptoms of chemotherapy or radiation.

• Daytime or nighttime use: This depends on the predominant effects of the hybrid.

• Popular strains: Hybrids are typically classified as indica-dominant (indica-dom), sativa-dominant (sativa-dom), or balanced.