Strawberry Amnesia

Strawberry Amnesia delivers the strawberry the name promises, which is rarer than it should be.

Dinafem bred it in Spain from Strawberry Cough and Amnesia. Sold as a sativa for midday use, its review record actually leans relaxed, and its main draw for growers is a heavy yield on a fast finish.

Strawberry Amnesia is billed as a daytime sativa but reviewers describe something calmer. Leafly's breakdown leads with relaxed at 57 percent, then uplifted at 52, with happy and euphoric at 47 and focused at 40, from a solid sample, pointing to an easy afternoon strain rather than a stimulating one.

Dry mouth sits near a quarter of reviews. Dizziness turns up for about one in nine, a little higher than average, so stand up slowly.

Strawberry Amnesia is one of the more accurate strawberry strains, sweet and bright with a light citrus lift and a piney, woody base. The fruit reads fresh rather than synthetic. The taste holds the strawberry through the exhale with a clean, earthy finish.

Strawberry Amnesia has no terpene testing on file, only Myrcene, Caryophyllene and Limonene listed as names. There is nothing measured to explain the strong fruit note.

That is normal for berry-flavored strains, where the character comes from compounds too light for a standard panel. The smell of the jar is the only reliable guide, and here it should read clearly of strawberry, not just generic sweetness.

Strawberry Amnesia THC is reported around 20 to 22 percent, a strong and fairly consistent range, with the low end of our wider band down on data noise. CBD is negligible. The cannabinoid record is otherwise sparse.

This one is strong enough that a newer smoker should go slow, whatever its easygoing reputation suggests.