Browse Weed by type

AA Weed25 productsAAA Weed38 productsAAAA Weed94 productsBulk Weed1 productsHybrid44 productsIndica81 productsPre-Rolls15 productsSativa31 productsShake & Smalls22 products

Popular in Weed: at a glance

ProductTypeAroma / notesReported THCFrom (CAD)
Stargazer OG AAA WeedIndica-dominant hybridpine, mintabout 16–21%$85.00
King Louis XIII AA WeedIndica-dominant hybridpine, earthy, spicy kushabout 20–29%$55.00
Snoop’s Dream AAAA WeedHybridsweet blueberry, pine, woodyabout 18–22%$100.00
Skunk #1 AAAA WeedHybridsour skunk, earthy, sweet fruitabout 16–22%$100.00
Khalifa Kush AAA WeedHybridkush pine, pepper, sour lemonabout 21%, some batches higher$100.00
Wedding Crasher AAA WeedHybridvanilla, grape, berryabout 21% commonly, 23–29% in some batches$85.00
Animal Crackers AAAA Popcorn NugsIndica-dominant hybridsweet cookie dough, fuel, earthyabout 18–27% depending on the source$100.00
Permanent Marker AAAA Popcorn NugsHybridcandy, floral, gasabout 25–30%$100.00
Super Skunk AAAA Popcorn NugsIndica-leaning hybridskunky, herbal, citrusabout 18–22%$100.00
AK-47 AAAA Popcorn NugsSativa-leaning hybridsour, skunk, earthyabout 17–22%$100.00
Grape Crush AAAA Popcorn NugsIndica-leaning hybridgrape candy, ripe berriesabout 12–20%$100.00
Strawberry Shortcake AAAA Popcorn NugsHybridstrawberry, sweet, vanillaabout 18–22%$100.00
Blackberry Kush AAAA Popcorn NugsIndica-dominant hybridsweet berry, hash, fuelabout 16–24%$100.00
GMO Cookies AAAA WeedIndica-leaning hybridgarlic, mushroom, dieselabout 20–33%$100.00
Girl Scout Cookies AAA WeedIndica-leaning hybridsweet, earthy, mintabout 19–28%$5.00
Grape Stomper AAA WeedHybridgrape candy, diesel, earthyrated above average; no verified percentage$85.00

Type, aroma and THC ranges come from public strain references and the partner listing; they are not lab results for a specific batch.

How to choose weed online

1. Start with the strain and its aroma. A strain name such as Blue Dream, Granddaddy Purple or Northern Lights points to a lineage and a typical aroma. On every strain page we list the commonly cited parents, the breeder credit and the aroma notes people report, so you can compare before you click Buy Now.

2. Treat indica, sativa and hybrid as shorthand. A 2021 study in Nature Plants (Dalhousie University with Wageningen and Bedrocan) found that the indica and sativa labels are poor predictors of a sample’s genetics and chemistry, and that two products sold under the same strain name were often as different as products with different names. Aroma is the most reliable part of the description: sativa-labelled samples tended to carry more fruity, tea-like terpenes and indica-labelled ones more earthy terpenes such as myrcene. Use the label to narrow the list, not to promise an effect.

3. Understand the grade. AAAA, AAA and AA are seller labels for appearance and trim — top shelf, premium and value. They are not an official standard and say little about potency.

4. Read THC correctly. Raw flower contains mostly THCA, which only becomes THC when heated. Labs therefore report “total THC” as THC + (THCA × 0.877); a sample with 28% THCA and 0.5% THC works out to roughly 25% total THC. Flower commonly falls between about 15% and 30%. The ranges on GG4 are what is commonly reported for a strain name; the tested figure for the batch you receive is on the partner shop listing or the lab certificate.

5. Compare price per gram. Larger sizes are usually cheaper per gram, but buy an amount you can finish while it is fresh.

Terpene cheat sheet

TerpeneSmells likeOften found in
MyrceneEarthy, musky, ripe fruitKush and Afghani lines, Granddaddy Purple
LimoneneLemon and orange peelSour Diesel, Gelato and Cookies crosses
Beta-caryophylleneBlack pepper, clove, spiceWedding Cake, GG4, OG crosses
PinenePine needles, rosemaryJack Herer, Afghan lines
LinaloolLavender, floralCherry Pie, Fruity Pebbles OG
HumuleneEarthy, woody, hoppyOften alongside caryophyllene
TerpinoleneFresh, herbal, floralDurban Poison, Jack Herer

Use this table as a smell guide. Research on what individual terpenes do to the experience is still limited, and the “entourage effect” — the idea that terpenes shape the effects of THC — is described in a 2024 review as unproven, so dose, tolerance and the person matter more than the terpene list.

Judging flower when it arrives

  • Look: dense, intact buds with visible resin; dull grey or yellowed flower is often old, and “bald” patches mean rough handling.
  • Smell: a strong, distinct aroma when you open the jar, more complex when you break a bud open. Weak, dusty or musty smells are a warning.
  • Feel: slightly springy and tacky. Brittle buds that snap are over-dry; spongy buds that feel damp risk mould.
  • Mould: white powdery patches, grey fuzz or a musty smell mean do not use it. Mould can hide inside dense buds, so check the centre of a bud.
  • Lab results: looks cannot show potency, pesticides or microbes — only a certificate of analysis can.

Storing weed

Use an airtight glass jar in a cool, dark place. Oxygen, light and heat break down cannabinoids and terpenes; one study cited by storage guides found about 20% cannabinoid loss after 40 hours of UV exposure. Guides suggest roughly 55–63% relative humidity. A two-way humidity pack holds it steady, and if flower feels too moist, open the jar briefly for a day or two to let it dry. Properly stored flower keeps most of its aroma and potency for months; noticeable change often starts around six months.

Browse flower by type

  • Indica — body-focused, earthy, sweet or fuel-like strains.
  • Sativa — bright citrus, pine and tropical profiles.
  • Hybrid — balanced crosses of both.
  • Shake & smalls — small buds and trim at a lower price.
  • Pre-Rolls — ready-to-smoke joints.
  • Bulk weed — ounce packs for a lower price per gram.

Canadian rules in brief

The federal minimum age is 18, and provinces may set it higher: 19 in most provinces and territories, 18 in Alberta and 21 in Quebec. Adults may carry up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or an equivalent amount of other products, in public; Health Canada publishes an online calculator for the equivalents, and provinces can add their own limits. GG4 is a catalogue, not a shop: Buy Now sends you to the partner shop, which handles checkout, payment and delivery, and it is your responsibility to check that ordering and possession are lawful where you live.

FAQ: Weed

How do I buy weed online in Canada on GG4?
Pick a strain, open its page and click Buy Now. You are taken to the partner shop, where you choose the size and complete the order. GG4 itself does not sell or ship cannabis.
Are indica and sativa labels reliable?
Only loosely. A 2021 study in Nature Plants found the labels are poor predictors of a plant’s genetics and chemistry. Aroma and the dose matter more, so use the labels as a rough guide.
What do AAAA, AAA and AA mean?
They are informal seller grades for appearance and trim: AAAA is top shelf, AAA premium and AA value. They are not an official standard and do not guarantee potency.
What is total THC?
Raw flower holds THCA, which becomes THC when heated. Total THC = THC + THCA × 0.877. For example, 28% THCA plus 0.5% THC is about 25% total THC.
How much THC does weed have?
Dried flower commonly tests between roughly 15% and 30% THC. Each strain page shows the range reported for that strain name; the tested figure for your batch is on the partner shop listing or the lab certificate.
How can I tell if weed has gone bad?
Warning signs are white powdery or grey fuzzy patches, a musty smell, damp spongy buds, or flower that is dull, brittle and has lost its aroma. Do not use flower that may be mouldy.
How should I store weed?
In an airtight glass jar in a cool, dark place, ideally with a two-way humidity pack. Heat, light and air break down cannabinoids and terpenes.
What is the difference between flower and shake?
Shake and smalls are the small or loose pieces from the same plants as whole buds. The aroma is the same; the appearance is not, which is why they cost less.
How old do I need to be?
You must be of legal age in your province: 19 in most of Canada, 18 in Alberta and 21 in Quebec.