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Floral cannabis strains grow into plants that smell and taste like a proper flower shop.
Think lavender, roses, or a bunch of blooms just opened up, these strains bring delicate, perfume-like aromas instead of the usual earthy or skunky notes.
From Lavender's spicy floral kick to Strawberry Cough's sweet berry bouquet.
Read MoreWhat gives these strains their flowery smell?
It all comes down to terpenes, natural compounds that create the scent and flavour. Linalool's the star here, delivering those fresh lavender and rose notes that make floral strains stand out.
There’s also phytol adding extra floral sweetness, while limonene brings a citrusy lift and humulene throws in earthy, hoppy hints. Myrcene, the same terpene in mangoes, adds a musky, fruity layer that rounds everything out.
When these terpenes mix, they create really interesting smells, some strains are pure rose and lavender with hardly any cannabis funk, while others blend floral sweetness with herbal or spicy touches.
Which strains are worth knowing about?
Lavender's a classic, it's got Skunk in its family tree and smells like fresh spring flowers with a spicy edge. Strawberry Cough is an award-winner that delivers juicy strawberry aromas, more like real fruit than sweets, and it's sativa-leaning.
Blueberry's a legendary indica with berry and forest fruit smells wrapped in floral undertones, famous for its sweet dark fruit flavour. White Widow mixes floral notes with pine and earth, a proper Dutch favourite.
Cherry Pie smells exactly like cherry pie baking, thanks to its Grand Daddy Purple and Durban Poison parents. Blueberry Muffin combines sweet brown sugar, ripe blueberries, and herbal hints.
Blue Mystic has a strong blueberry scent with fresh earth, subtle enough to pass for garden flowers. Super Lemon Haze brings sweet lemon and candy-like citrus, and strains with lots of limonene often smell like lemongrass, rosemary, or peppermint. There's loads of variety.
How do they actually smell and taste?
Imagine walking past a big bouquet that's just opened, that's the vibe. Floral strains smell like lavender fields or a dozen roses in full bloom, with fresh, delicate aromas that skip the skunky notes most cannabis has.
Some are so flowery they smell like ornamental garden plants, with rose and lavender taking centre stage and barely any cannabis funk at all. They're sweet, perfume-like, and really elegant.
The taste matches the smell, there’s herbal, botanical flavours that feel gentle and refined.
Are they hard to find?
Not at all, floral strains pop up all over the place. They're not rare or exotic. They're part of regular breeder stock and easy to get hold of. Over 700 varieties are listed in floral aroma databases, so there's a massive range to choose from.
They come from all sorts of genetic backgrounds, from sativa-leaning to indica-heavy. Some have dark green buds with orange hairs and a dense structure, while others look completely different.
The floral scent comes from terpene mixes that vary from strain to strain, and because terpenes create both smell and taste, there’s loads of nuanced botanical notes. Some strains are pure floral, while others blend flowers with fruity, spicy, or earthy accents.
From rose sweetness to lavender subtlety, floral cannabis strains stand out from the crowd.
Floral Frequently Asked Questions
Floral strains smell and taste like fresh flowers thanks to specific terpenes, especially linalool. They bring lavender, rose, or spring bloom aromas instead of earthy or skunky notes.
Linalool's the main one, giving lavender-like scents that define floral strains. Phytol and other compounds also chip in to create that bouquet-like aroma.
Yeah, the flavour matches the scent pretty closely. Floral strains deliver herbal, botanical tastes that mirror their aroma.
Not really, they're part of regular breeder offerings and easy to find. Over 700 varieties exist in aroma databases, so there's loads of choice.
Floral ones smell like roses or lavender, while fruity strains bring berry or citrus notes. Some, like Strawberry Cough, mix both for a fruity-floral combo.
Lavender's spicy and flowery, Strawberry Cough smells like juicy strawberries, Blueberry has berry-floral undertones, and White Widow mixes flowers with pine and earth.
Absolutely, many blend floral notes with spicy, herbal, earthy, or citrusy accents. Limonene adds brightness, humulene brings hoppy hints, and myrcene adds fruity musk.
Specific terpene mixes, especially linalool, create rose and lavender notes. These strains have minimal cannabis funk, so the floral scent really shines through.
Both, they come from all genetic backgrounds. Strawberry Cough's sativa-leaning, Blueberry's indica-heavy, so floral traits show up across the board.
Floral strains skip the sharp, pungent skunk smell and go for delicate, garden-like aromas. They're fresh and subtle, like lavender fields or roses in bloom.