Mexican Strain — Sativa, 14% THC
A Landrace Group, Not a Single Cultivar
Where a lineage says Mexican, it means Mexican landrace sativa: the equatorial material that breeders in the 1970s and 1980s worked into the modern catalogue. It is a category, not a named cultivar from a named breeder, and nobody can tell you which specific plant any given cross used.
It is in the foundations of several strains we publish. AK-47 is given as Colombian, Mexican, Thai and Afghani. Haze is given as Colombian, Mexican, Thai and South Indian. Trainwreck is given as Mexican, Thai and Afghani. Acapulco Gold is Mexican landrace material directly.
About the Potency Figure
The 14% shown above is not a measurement of any particular plant, because no such measurement exists for a category. Landrace sativa material generally tests well below modern selections, and that is the honest shape of it. If a seller quotes you a precise figure for something sold simply as “Mexican”, ask what was tested.
Why This Page Exists
Four strains in our catalogue name Mexican in their lineage. The link is worth having because the ancestry is real, but this page describes a group of plants rather than one.
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