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Average yielding cannabis strains sit comfortably in the middle when it comes to seed collections. Think Big Bud, Critical, and Blue Dream, names that come up time and again because they’re seen as reliable.
Whether Indica or Sativa types, there's plenty of genetics here that are seen as the workhorses of the industry.
Read MoreHow these strains came to be
Cannabis breeding has come a long way since the sixties. Back then, Mexican and Colombian plants had smaller flowers and less going on inside them. Fast-forward a few decades and breeders have worked wonders through careful selection and crossing.
They've focused on things like getting more flower and less leaf. Seed banks like Royal Queen Seeds, Green House Seeds, and Barneys Farm have put serious effort into creating strains that perform the same way every time. The result? Seeds that collectors trust for their consistency.
It's all about genetics. Sure, how plants are looked after matters, but the real magic happens in the breeding room.
By picking the best parents and crossing them smartly, breeders have built a whole category of seeds that hit that sweet spot, just right for anyone who wants something reliable in their collection.
What they smell and taste like
One of the best bits about average yielding strains is the range of flavours and aromas they bring. Critical Mass, for instance, has that piney, herbal, peppery thing going on, and it's pretty low-key on the smell front when flowering.
Critical Kush leans into those rich pine notes you'd expect from Kush genetics. Then you've got the citrus crew, Mimosa packs dense, citrus-heavy colas, Lemon Shining Silver Haze brings zesty citrus with loads of resin, and Lemon OG Candy mixes sharp citrus with hints of Haze and Kush.
Blue Dream's loved for its aromatic punch and flavour, while Chocolope goes earthy and woody with a coffee edge that suits its Sativa roots.
Zoomiez throws diesel and lemony-pine into the mix, which is a bit different again.
The point is, there’s not just one character. Whether it’s something sharp and citrusy or deep and earthy, there's an average yielding strain that'll match.
Different types and where they fit
Average yielding strains cover a lot of ground. You'll find both Indica and Sativa options, each with its own look and feel.
Most of what's out there comes as feminised or autoflowering seeds, which makes life easier for collectors. What's handy is how adaptable these strains are and that flexibility is part of why they're so popular.
Average Yield Frequently Asked Questions
These strains usually produce around 500 to 600 grams per square metre indoors.
Big Bud, Critical, and Blue Dream are classic examples. Stardawg's another one that's known for its reliable performance.
Most average yielding strains fall between 15 and 24 percent THC, giving a good balance of potency and steady performance for collectors.
Absolutely. You'll find average yielding strains across both Indica and Sativa types, each with their own traits and characteristics to collect.
Feminised and autoflowering seeds are the main options for average yielding strains, making them straightforward additions to any collection.
They've evolved a lot since the sixties when Mexican and Colombian plants were smaller and less potent. Modern breeding has improved genetics massively.
There’s pine, herbal, pepper, citrus, earthy, woody, coffee, and diesel notes. Critical Mass leans herbal and piney, while Mimosa and Lemon Shining Silver Haze go citrus.
Royal Queen Seeds, Green House Seeds, and Barneys Farm are well-known for breeding average yielding strains with consistent, quality genetics.
Classic hybrids like Northern Lights crosses, Skunk descendants, and Blueberry lines dominate. Some modern autos and landrace-influenced hybrids also fall into this category.
Terpene diversity spans the full range—earthy, fruity, spicy, or citrus. Breeders often prioritize aroma complexity in these genetics, crafting rich scent profiles that rival counterparts.