Most-studied cannabinoids
THCCBD
Safety & cautions
May relieve symptoms while masking underlying inflammation; higher surgery risk in some data.
Community-associated strains 81
These 81 strains are community-reported for crohn's disease — reflecting user tags, not clinical evidence. Ordered by how widely each is reviewed. The research above is the reliable guide.
OG #18
Sage and Sour
Face Off OG
Confidential Cheese
Silvertip
Purple Alien OG
Papa's OG
Lemonhead OG
Blueberry Silvertip
Cheese Candy
Pine Tar
Chunky Diesel
Grand Doggy Purps
Grandpa Larry OG
Afghani CBD
Purple Bubba
Harlequin GDP
Snow Bud
Sour Willie
Catfish
Alien Dutchess
Cookies Kush
God's Bubba
Green Poison
GI001
Chilled Cherries
K2
Maple Leaf Indica
Red Dragon
Burmese Kush
K-Train
Strawberry Cheesecake
Bay 11
Blue Blood
Chronic Thunder
Scott's OG
Star Killer
Blue OG
Clementine Kush
Critical Plus
Grapefruit Diesel
Jean Guy
Lee Roy
Martian Mean Green
Pure Afghan
Super Sour OG
White Lavender
501st OG
Abusive OG
Afghan Haze
Afternoon Delight
Alaska
Ancient OG
Black Tuna
Blue Haze
Blues
Chemo
Chocolate Hashberry
Cornbread
Cronuts
Dancehall
Dr. Who
Gobbilygoo
God's Green Crack
God's Treat
Grape God
Green Goddess
Hulkamania
Jesus OG
Kaboom
Orange Soda
Pakistani Chitral Kush
Quantum Kush
Salmon River OG
SleeSkunk
Snoop Dogg OG
Sugar Kush
Sunburn
Super Blue Dream
Tuna Kush
Very Berry Haze
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This page reflects the current published evidence and community reports, and it is a work in progress. Areto is committed to expanding and refining it as new research emerges — so it can genuinely help medical patients make informed choices. If you are a clinician, researcher, or patient with peer-reviewed sources to add, email us at genetics@areto.tech.
Areto Genetics is an educational cannabis catalog. Nothing here is medical advice, and no strain is proven to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Cannabis affects people differently and carries real risks. Talk to a qualified healthcare provider before using cannabis for any condition — especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, an adolescent, taking other medications, or have a heart, liver, or psychiatric condition.