Strawberries and Cream is a sativa-dominant cannabis strain bred from Strawberry Cough and The White, known for a ripe strawberry flavor with a smooth, creamy finish. The best-known version comes from Connoisseur Genetics in Amsterdam, while Exotic Genetix sells an unrelated, more indica-leaning strain under the same name. Weedmaps lists THC at about 19–26%, with a bright, clear lift that settles into gentle calm.

Strawberries and Cream Strain at a Glance

Type Sativa-dominant hybrid (Connoisseur Genetics version)
Also known as Strawberries & Cream
Lineage Strawberry Cough × The White
Breeder / origin Connoisseur Genetics (a separate Exotic Genetix version also exists)
THC 19–26% (typical lab range)
Aroma and flavor strawberry, berry candy, pine, hash, earthy, sweet, cream
Reported effects uplifted, relaxed, euphoric
Best for daytime use, social settings, hash making
Flowering time 9–10 weeks

Where Strawberries and Cream Comes From

Two breeders use this name, and the plants are not related. The version most menus mean, according to Weedmaps, is from Connoisseur Genetics, an Amsterdam breeder that crossed Strawberry Cough with The White. SeedFinder lists the same parents, describes the plant as mostly sativa and notes it is sold as feminized seed only.

The second version comes from Exotic Genetix, which crossed a Strawberry Jelly mother with a Cookies & Cream F2 male. Weedmaps reports that the breeder labels it 60/40 indica, and that this cut has produced more than 40 descendants. If a jar does not name a breeder, ask; the two can feel quite different.

Strawberries and Cream also shows up as a parent elsewhere. Leafly and AllBud list Luxuriotti as a Biscotti and Strawberries and Cream cross.

Strawberries and Cream Effects: What It Feels Like

On Weedmaps, the most reported effects are uplifted (about 35 percent of reviews), relaxed (33 percent) and euphoric (31 percent). Reviewers of both versions describe a bright, clear-headed start that eases into physical calm without real sedation. Weedmaps describes the Connoisseur cut as social and daytime-friendly and the Exotic Genetix cut as heavier and more grounded.

At 19–26% THC, it sits in the moderate-to-strong range. For the Connoisseur version, a small dose works for errands, a walk or time with friends. The Exotic Genetix version is the better pick for evenings.

Strawberries and Cream Terpenes, Aroma and Flavor

Strawberry is the headline. Weedmaps users most often tag strawberry (46 percent), sweet (32 percent) and earthy (21 percent). Connoisseur Genetics’ own description, carried on SeedFinder, pairs strawberry with full-bodied pine and hash undertones, and Weedmaps describes ripe berry candy with herbal depth and a creamy finish. The Exotic Genetix cut leans toward strawberry with vanilla and a spicy, earthy edge.

No published lab terpene profile was available for either version, so we have not listed terpenes.

Side Effects and How to Use Strawberries and Cream

Neither Weedmaps nor SeedFinder lists specific negatives. Expect the usual dry mouth and dry eyes. Sativa-leaning strains can bring on a racing mind or anxiety in sensitive people at higher doses, so start small.

With Strawberries and Cream, as with any strain, a smaller dose usually avoids anxiety or grogginess. Our cannabis safety guide covers what to do if you take too much.

Growing Strawberries and Cream

  • Flowering: 9–10 weeks
  • Yield: Medium to high
  • Height: Medium
  • Environment: Indoor or outdoor

For the Connoisseur Genetics version, SeedFinder gives about 67 days of flowering and the breeder describes 9–10 weeks. Expect a medium stretch in flower; Weedmaps suggests a shorter vegetative period to keep height in check, and the breeder says it responds well to topping and training. Yields are described as medium to high, and the buds are very frosty, which is why the breeder pitches it for hash. A nine-to-ten-week outdoor finish can run into wet Pacific Northwest autumn weather, so outdoor growers should plan for good airflow and an eye on mold.

Home-grow rules depend on the state: adults can grow at home in states such as California (six plants per residence), Michigan (12 per residence) and Oregon (four per household), while Washington and Illinois allow home growing only for registered medical patients. Check your state in our cannabis laws by state guide before you plant anything.

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Where to Buy Strawberries and Cream

Dispensary menus change every week, and Strawberries and Cream may be sold under its own name, as a cross or as a pre-roll or vape. The fastest way to find it is to check store menus online before you go. In Los Angeles, browse Los Angeles dispensaries and check the menus at stores like HOOVER HOUSE and Stash Dash. In Spokane, browse Spokane dispensaries and check the menus at stores like Cinder North Spokane and The Green Nugget Mead. You can also browse licensed dispensaries in every state we cover. Adults 21 and older can buy with a valid photo ID; see cannabis laws by state for purchase limits.

Strawberries and Cream FAQ

Is Strawberries and Cream indica or sativa?

The Connoisseur Genetics version is sativa-dominant. The Exotic Genetix version is labeled 60/40 indica by its breeder.

What is Strawberries and Cream a cross of?

Connoisseur Genetics crossed Strawberry Cough with The White. Exotic Genetix’s version is Strawberry Jelly crossed with Cookies & Cream F2.

How strong is Strawberries and Cream?

Weedmaps lists THC at about 19–26%, which is moderate to strong.

What does Strawberries and Cream taste like?

Ripe strawberry and berry candy, with pine, hash or vanilla undertones depending on the version, and a smooth, creamy finish.

How long does Strawberries and Cream take to flower?

About 9–10 weeks for the Connoisseur Genetics version, according to the breeder and SeedFinder.

For adults 21+ in legal states. Strain information reflects breeder descriptions, lab data and user reports; effects vary by person and batch. Not medical advice.