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Focused Strains

606 strains known for their focused effects.

Showing 1–40 of 606 strains

Strains Reported as Focused

Focused strains
606
Share of catalogue
17%
Average listed THC
20.1%
Most listed terpene
Myrcene

Most Stocked Focused Strains

The strains reported as focused that the Canadian online dispensaries we track list most often right now.

  1. 1. Ghost Train Haze3 listings · 22% THC
  2. 2. Lemon Haze3 listings · 18% THC
  3. 3. Incredible Hulk2 listings · 24% THC
  4. 4. Tangerine Haze2 listings · 23% THC
  5. 5. Lemon Drop2 listings · 23% THC
  6. 6. Strawnana2 listings · 22.5% THC
  7. 7. Jean Guy2 listings · 22% THC
  8. 8. Green Crack2 listings · 21% THC

Focused is a tag people give some strains, but it sits awkwardly with the evidence: Health Canada lists impaired concentration and attention among the short-term effects of cannabis. Read this tag with that in mind.

What the Focused Tag Means

The effects on our strain pages are what sources describe for each strain: a report, not a measurement or a promise. A strain tagged focused is one that people describe that way, and the same strain can feel different to different people, or to you on a different day.

What Health Canada Says

Among the short-term effects of cannabis, Health Canada lists impaired memory, concentration, attention and ability to react quickly. It does not list improved focus.

Before You Choose by Effect

Strain type is not a shortcut either. The Ontario Cannabis Store notes that indica and sativa describe the plant, and that plant type may not be the most reliable indicator of potential effects; cannabinoid content, terpenes, consumption method, amount and your own tolerance all play a part.

How you take it changes when an effect arrives. Health Canada says smoking, vaping or dabbing can be felt within seconds to minutes, while eating or drinking cannabis takes 30 minutes to 2 hours, and effects from either can last up to 24 hours.

Focused in Our Catalogue

We publish 606 strains reported as focused, 17% of the catalogue, averaging 20.1% listed THC (65% sativa, 33% hybrid and 1% indica). The terpenes listed on them most often are myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene. Their most common flavour notes are earthy, sweet and citrus. The other effects reported for them most often are creative, uplifted and happy. Effects and flavours are what sources report for a strain, not measurements.

FAQ

Can cannabis help you focus?
Health Canada lists impaired concentration and attention among its short-term effects. A focused tag reflects how some sources describe a strain, not a measured effect.
Is it safe to work or drive on a focused strain?
Health Canada lists impaired attention and slower reactions among the short-term effects of cannabis, whatever the tag says.

Sources: Health Canada: Health effects of cannabis; Ontario Cannabis Store: Indica vs. sativa vs. hybrid, what is the difference?. Counts are computed from our published strain catalogue and the shops we track at page load. For adults 19+.