Among the hundreds of marijuana strains available in the legal market—more than 700 in Massachusetts alone—these strains top the list in terms of their popularity.
Sour Diesel (photo credit: Leafly.com).
Drawing on recent data from state regulatory agencies and popular sites that track strain popularity such as Leafly, below is a list of the most popular marijuana strains in the U.S. as of November 2024. The list remains similar to the top strains from October, with some notable shakeups, including a change in the top spot.
- Runtz
Runtz is known for its smooth hits and its sweet flavor profile, as well as its balanced hybrid effects. A cross between Zkittlez and Gelato, this strain has continued to soar in popularity, allowing it to take the top spot for the first time this year. - Blue Dream
This sativa-dominant hybrid continues to be one of the most popular strains across the nearly two dozen states with operating legal marijuana markets, something that’s been true for years, known for its smooth, sweet berry-like aroma. Blue Dream’s effects, which are often described as calming yet uplifting, make it a popular choice, especially among those managing stress, depression, or anxiety. - Wedding Cake
Wedding Cake, a potent hybrid with a sweet, earthy flavor, continues to gain a dedicated following. Known for its high THC levels, this strain delivers relaxing effects ideal for evening use, attracting those who enjoy a robust, mellow experience. - Sour Diesel
Known for its fast-acting, energetic high, Sour Diesel has resurged in popularity in recent months, after being a mainstay for many years. The strain’s pungent, diesel-like aroma and uplifting effects make it a go-to for those seeking relief from fatigue, stress, or depression. - Gelato
This sweet-flavored strain, renowned for its calming and relaxing qualities, is a staple for those seeking to relieve pain and insomnia. Gelato’s smooth effects and flavorful profile keep it popular nationwide.
Gelato (photo credit: Alien Labs).
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