Cannabis · Landrace · THC-dominant
Mexican
Widely repeated
Lineage
Seed parent, then pollen parent. A backcross is a third parent, and it does not replace either of them.
Mother
Unrecorded
Father
Unrecorded
This record
Mexican
Parents unrecorded
A country-scale name covering many populations, including the Acapulco trade. Used as a parent in Haze, Trainwreck, and AK-47 stories.
Market report
Read from the Leafly public index on 2026-10-11. One source. Not a pedigree, and not confirmed by a second catalog. Parent names inside Leafly’s paragraph were not copied into the diagram.
- Leafly reviews
- 3.6 average across 94 reviews
- Lab producer count
- 0
Leafly’s producer count on this row is 0. Any median below is what Leafly published. Phylo does not treat it as a lab panel.
No cannabinoid median on this Leafly row. Phylo did not invent one.
Reported effects
Leafly review votes, not a clinical finding.
- euphoric · 32 votes
- happy · 29 votes
- hungry · 28 votes
- relaxed · 25 votes
- sleepy · 23 votes
Mexican refers to the indigenous varieties of cannabis (or landraces) that grow natively in this region of the world. Because of this region's latitude and climate, these native landrace strains tend to be sativa in…
- Region
- Mexico
- Origin
- Mexico
- Breeder
- Unrecorded
- Era
- Landrace
Claims
Three clean supports corroborate a claim. Five enter it. The studio can adopt sooner. A dispute keeps it out.
No open claims on this record.
File a change
Parent corrections, wording, and source notes all enter the same queue.