Cannabis Strains Available in Thailand — THC/CBD Profiles & Effects
Search cannabis strains available through licensed Thai dispensaries. Filter by type (Sativa, Indica, Hybrid), THC and CBD content, and medical effects. Every strain profile covers potency, terpenes, approved medical uses, and prescription requirements under current Thai law.
10 strains
Amnesia Haze
20–25%
0.5–1%
Blue Dream
17–24%
0.5–2%
Chocolate Thai
15–20%
0.5–1%
Gorilla Glue
25–30%
0.1–0.3%
Northern Lights
16–21%
0.1–0.3%
OG Kush
19–26%
0.3–0.7%
Thai Haze
18–24%
0.1–0.5%
Thai Sativa
12–18%
0.5–1.5%
Thai Stick
15–24%
0.1–0.5%
Wedding Cake
22–27%
0.1–0.5%
Cannabis Strain Types in Thailand
Sativa
Sativa strains tend toward uplifting, cerebral effects. Patients use them during daytime hours for mood support, focus, and fatigue. Thai landraces are predominantly Sativa genetics. These strains usually carry higher THC relative to CBD, so a PT33 prescription applies to most Sativa flower sold in Thai dispensaries.
Indica
Indica strains lean toward physical relaxation and sedation. Doctors frequently recommend them for chronic pain, insomnia, muscle spasms, and anxiety. Evening or bedtime use is typical. Many Indica-dominant strains available in Thailand pair moderate THC with measurable CBD, which can soften psychoactive intensity.
Hybrid
Hybrids cross Sativa and Indica parent strains to target specific symptom profiles. A Sativa-dominant hybrid might address fatigue without full sedation; an Indica-dominant hybrid might relieve pain while keeping the mind clearer. The ratio of parent genetics determines where each hybrid falls on the spectrum.
THC and CBD Levels Explained
THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) drives the psychoactive effect — higher percentages produce stronger results. Thai dispensaries stock strains from roughly 8% THC up to 25%+. Any product above 0.2% THC requires a PT33 prescription. CBD (cannabidiol) is non-intoxicating and carries its own medical value: it can reduce inflammation, calm anxiety, and ease pain. CBD-dominant strains with THC under 0.2% are sold without a prescription, making them a practical starting point for new patients.
Picking the Right Strain
Start with the condition you need to manage — chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, appetite loss, nausea, or migraines. Match that to a strain category: Indica for sleep and pain, Sativa for mood and energy, Hybrid for a middle ground. Factor in your tolerance level; new patients should begin with lower THC percentages. Terpene profiles also matter — Myrcene promotes sedation, Limonene lifts mood, Caryophyllene targets inflammation. A pharmacist at a licensed dispensary or doctor at a cannabis clinic can narrow the choice based on your medical history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cannabis strains are available in Thailand? ▼
Licensed Thai dispensaries carry Sativa, Indica, and Hybrid strains — both Thai landraces (Thai Stick, Chocolate Thai) and international genetics (OG Kush, Blue Dream, Girl Scout Cookies). Stock varies by dispensary and region. Since June 2025, all strains with THC above 0.2% require a PT33 medical prescription.
What is the difference between Indica and Sativa? ▼
Indica strains tend toward physical relaxation, pain relief, and sleep. Sativa strains lean toward mental energy, focus, and mood support. Hybrids sit between the two. In practice, a strain's terpene and cannabinoid profile shapes its effects more than the Indica/Sativa label alone.
What THC levels are sold in Thai dispensaries? ▼
Strains range from low THC (8-15%), suited for newer patients, through medium (15-20%) to high (20-30%) for those with established tolerance. Everything above 0.2% THC needs a PT33 prescription. High-CBD strains with THC below 0.2% are available over the counter for patients who want medical benefits without strong psychoactive effects.
Do I need a prescription to buy cannabis in Thailand? ▼
Yes. Since June 2025, any cannabis product with more than 0.2% THC requires a PT33 prescription from a licensed doctor. Visit a cannabis clinic, get evaluated, and receive the prescription if your condition qualifies. CBD products under 0.2% THC can be purchased without one.
Which strains work best for pain relief? ▼
Indica and Indica-dominant hybrids with moderate-to-high THC plus some CBD are commonly prescribed for pain. Strains rich in the terpenes Myrcene and Caryophyllene show the strongest analgesic tendencies. Ask a doctor at a licensed cannabis clinic for a recommendation matched to your specific condition.
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