Shared parent: Thai
Strain profile
The One
Sourced lineage
The One
- Listed THC
- 15–17%
- Top terpenes
- Myrcene · Limonene · Caryophyllene
Flower profile
AllBud — The One account · cuts and batches vary.
- Reported effectsBody High · Euphoria · Relaxing
- FlavorPine · Spicy · Sweet
- AromaEarthy · Pine · Pungent

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Published cultivar reference
Leafly — The One parentage referenceAttributed publisher account; not independent breeder verification or proof of another grower, cut or batch. Publisher breeder attribution: Clackamas Coots (CC). The specific landrace combination is attributed to Clackamas Coots / CC; Thai and Pure Afghan are retained as written.
THC & terpenes
Sample and producer versions may differ. These references do not predict another batch’s contents.
The One
AllBud lists15–17% THC for its Thai × Pure Afghan The One account. Attributed publisher range, not an original COA, authenticated batch or expected result for other same-named versions.
Captured 2026-10-02The One
Leafly reports this leading-three group for its The One profile. Source version: Clackamas Coots / CC; Thai × Pure Afghan landraces. Names only; no individual COA, concentrations, universal cultivar chemistry or genotype equivalence to another source edition is established.
Checked 2026-10-02Flower profile
AllBud — The OneAllBud’s published reports for The One. Grower, selected cut and retail batch may differ. These are subjective reports, not laboratory findings or guaranteed effects.
Checked 2026-10-02Product photo
Source · HytivaPhoto published by Hytiva.
Publisher-attributed named directory sample. Actual cultivator, selected cut, phenotype, harvest batch and genetic identity are unreported. This photograph does not authenticate another grower’s stock, catalog ancestry or lab results. Source body reports Afghani × Thai, while the FAQ calls these Thai and Pure Afghan. These are source-published landrace labels, not proof of precise geographic origin or genetics of the photographed sample. Source attribution is not genetic testing or proof of the same retail batch.