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Ms. Universe is the sativa-dominant result of a Space Queen and Des*tar cross, renowned for its physical buzz and cerebral euphoria. Cannabis lovers who have been fortunate enough to try this strain describe its effects as thoroughly invigorating, as Ms. Universe uplifts the mind while physically delivering a tingling body buzz. Flowers of Ms. Universe are as beautiful as you'd expect them to be, each dense chartreuse bud encased in a thick layer of gem-like trichomes speckled with poppy-colored pistils. Expect Ms. Universe to have an earthy aroma and a sweet taste that blends together notes of pineapple, mango, blueberry and blackberry.

Developed by Kiwiseeds, Mt. Cook is a powerful indica-dominant hybrid of Afghani, Hash Plant, and Northern Lights that was rightfully named after the tallest mountain in New Zealand. Mt. Cook brings its user an intensely sedative high that thoroughly relaxes its user physically and mentally, meanwhile offering a stimulating uplifting head effect. Buds of Mt. Cook are dense and cone-shaped, each bud's tip encased in silver trichomes while a layer of orange pistils decorates the surface of every flower. Expect this cannabis strain to have an earthy aroma typical of Hash strains, and the flavor tends to be simultaneously peppery and deliciously sweet.

A Portland, Oregon native, Mt. Hood Magic combines Durban Poison with Northern Lights #5, resulting in an indica-dominant strain with mostly relaxing effects. Mt. Hood Magic's flowers have a sweet pine and blueberry flavor, and this strain is rumored to have a THC potency of up to 25%. Effects of Mt. Hood Magic bring a cerebral burst of uplifting euphoria and a relaxing body buzz that sends tingles throughout the body of the user. This strain has large, fluffy, forest green flowers, that are speckled by rust-colored pistils and a halo of sparkling pistils.

Red Eyed Genetics invented the hybrid cannabis strain Mt. Rainier, a cross of White Lotus and Northern Lights #5 said to provide a functional yet satisfying high. Mt. Rainier's potency tends to hover between 20-24%, and its plants produce a high yield of large, mint green buds, each of which is covered in a fur of sparkling trichomes. This Pacific North Western strain has an earthy pine aroma and flavor, although the taste of this strain blends subdued notes of honey as well. Those who have experienced Mt. Rainier describe its high as uplifting, inducing a focused, creative head high and a body buzz that leaves you functional yet relaxed.

Allegedly, the rare mostly indica strain Mud Bite was developed in Ketchikan, Alaska, and the strain is rumored to have descended from Afghani. Due to the strain's heritage, Mud Bite is suited to growing in cold conditions, although not much else is known about the strain.