Banjo
Genetics
Parentage not documented yet
Breeder: unknown · parent of 3 strains
Effects & uses
Banjo is most often described as clear-headed, a character that suits people who want to stay alert and present rather than heavy or sedated. Users tend to reach for it in daytime or social settings, or when they want a lighter feel without a drowsy comedown. No particular downsides stand out in its profile.
The lab profile is led by limonene at about 0.56%, with myrcene, caryophyllene and alpha-pinene present in smaller amounts. Median THC tests around 18%, a moderate level for flower.
Genetics
Family tree
No sourced parentage yet. Unknown beats invented.
Offspring
Bred from Banjo
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC18.1%n=8
- CBG0.47%n=8
- CBC0.00%n=1
- THCV0.00%n=1
- CBN0.00%n=1
- CBD0.00%n=8
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- Limonene0.56%n=8
- Myrcene0.47%n=8
- β-Caryophyllene0.23%n=8
- α-Pinene0.10%n=8
- β-Pinene0.09%n=8
- Linalool0.09%n=8
- Ocimene0.06%n=3
- Humulene0.06%n=8
Good for
Use cases
- Clear-headed74th
- Sleep72th
- Creativity72th
- Focus71th
- Appetite71th
- Social67th
- Pain59th
- Energy55th
- Relaxation45th
- Stress36th
Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.
Awards
🏆 Cannabis cup record
- #2
All reported crosses & sources (0 crosses)
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Type (Type not reported) is a reported label, not chemistry.