Thai

Thai is a place-name family for mainland Southeast Asian landrace talk. The landmark cultivar page is Thai. Related names on this library include Chocolate Thai when that essay stays in the same teaching bucket.

Parents are landrace-empty. Seed packs that reuse Thai as a hybrid parent are remakes unless the specific page can show a published cross. Do not collapse every tropical incense jar into this family.

Read Thai next to Haze — Haze pages often borrow Thai import folklore without proving Thai as a parent. Jack Herer and other Haze members stay on the Haze map unless their essay says otherwise.

Aroma vocabulary that appears with Thai talk: terpinolene, ocimene, myrcene, limonene.

See Families and Genetics.

Thai and Chocolate Thai are the members to open first. Haze pages will mention Thai import lore; that does not automatically move Jack Herer onto this family. Keep the two maps linked, not merged.

Place-name families are easy to overfill. If a hybrid only uses Thai as flavor copy, it stays off this list until an essay documents the cross.

Thai is older catalog language for mainland Southeast Asian import lots: long-flowering tropical talk, incense and citrus notes, and later seed-bank remakes that borrowed the place name. Chocolate Thai is the other member with a page here. Neither essay pretends to be a frozen village cut.

Haze pages often mention Thai folklore when they explain incense structure. That is a teaching overlap with Haze, not a reason to move Jack Herer onto this family. If a hybrid only uses Thai as flavor copy, it stays off the member list until a strain page documents the cross.