No longer listed on Little Biggy
Delisted 11 May 2026
£18.38 - £236.71Last known price↑ 29%
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| Variant | Last known price | /g |
|---|---|---|
| 7 g | £18.38 | £2.63 |
| 14 g | £33.08 | £2.36 |
| 28 g | £58.81 | £2.10 |
| 56 g | £110.27 | £1.97 |
| 100 g | £183.78 | £1.84 |
| 140 g |
No longer listed on Little Biggy
Delisted 11 May 2026
| Variant | Last known price | /g |
|---|---|---|
| 7 g | £18.38 | £2.63 |
| 14 g | £33.08 | £2.36 |
| 28 g | £58.81 | £2.10 |
| 56 g | £110.27 | £1.97 |
| 100 g | £183.78 | £1.84 |
| 140 g |
| £236.71 |
| £1.69 |
An electrifying sativa root—bold, vibrant, and mind-expanding, echoing the origins of cannabis’s storied journey. Thai is one of the most revered and genetically significant cannabis landraces in the world—a pure tropical sativa cultivated for centuries in the mountainous and humid regions of Northern and Central Thailand. Unaltered by modern breeding, Thai remains one of the foundational pillars of global cannabis history, with its distinct terpene profile, euphoric effects, and intense flowering cycles helping to inspire legendary hybrids such as Haze and Chocolate Thai. Visually, Thai expresses true landrace characteristics. Its buds are often elongated and grape-shaped, with olive-green tones offset by red-amber pistils and occasional purple hues in cooler, highland phenotypes. The flower is heavily coated in resinous trichomes—often slightly red-tinged—signaling both high potency and native adaptability. Though rarely seen today, “Thai Stick” was a traditional form in which buds were pressed around bamboo skewers and tied with red silk string—a method of preservation and a symbol of artisanal quality, not a separate cultivar. The aroma is bold and evocative: a burst of red berries, citrus rind, and spicy black pepper, layered over herbal earth and a whisper of tropical florals. The terpene structure is complex and multidimensional—rich in limonene, pinene, and myrcene—resulting in an aromatic profile that is both fresh and fiery. On the palate, Thai delivers a clean yet intense flavor. Notes of lemon cream, forest berry, and clove spice unfold on the inhale, with a lingering sweetness balanced by pine and dry earth on the exhale. The smoke is light but expansive—ideal for longer, meditative sessions where flavor remains consistent across the bowl. Effects are nearly immediate, with a fast-rising cerebral surge that brings mental sharpness, creative fluency, and an unmistakable feeling of uplift. Thai is stimulating and motivational, with zero heaviness—users report a state of energized clarity, ideal for artistic pursuits, long walks, or thoughtful discourse. Though physical effects are subtle, a mild tingling euphoria in the limbs and spine may emerge, often described as arousing or deeply meditative. Thai is not a strain for beginners or those seeking sedation—it is a pure, intense sativa experience that shines brightest when given time and presence. Its flowering cycle is long (often 14–16 weeks), making it a rarity in modern commercial cultivation, but for heritage growers and sativa devotees, Thai remains an unmatched treasure. Quick Facts Product: Flower Genetics: Pure landrace sativa (Thailand – Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Isan regions) THC Content: Historically 13–20%; modern conservation grows may exceed 22% Aroma & Flavor: Red berries, citrus zest, pepper, pine, earth, tropical floral Texture & Appearance: Elongated, dense buds; olive green with red pistils and trichome frost Effects: Euphoric uplift, heightened focus, creative clarity, energetic lightness Best Uses: Artistic creation, daytime exploration, mood elevation, introspective practice Cultivation Notes: Long flowering (14–16 weeks); best suited to tropical or controlled equatorial environments Why It’s Special Thai is not merely a strain—it is a cultural artifact and genetic cornerstone of global cannabis heritage. Its intense cerebral energy, layered flavor profile, and untamed sativa vigor have influenced decades of breeding. The historical **“Thai Stick”—bound in red silk string—served as both a preservation method and a mark of quality craftsmanship. For connoisseurs seeking a true heirloom experience—untouched by modern hybridization—Thai offers a rare and cerebral journey back to the unfiltered origins of cannabis excellence.
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