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Bob Hope

Bob Hope is a sativa-leaning hybrid from Purple City Genetics, a cross of Super Lemon Haze and Durban Biscotti with an energetic, creative reputation.

Typical THC
23–28%
Typical CBD
<1%
Read the Bob Hope guide

How people describe it

EnergeticCreativeUpliftedHappyFocused

Smell and taste

SweetFruityCheeseGas

Family tree

Super Lemon Haze×Durban BiscotticrossBob Hope

Bob Hope strain guide

2 min read · Updated October 14, 2026 · WeedDB editors

Bob Hope is a sativa-leaning hybrid from Purple City Genetics, a cross of Super Lemon Haze and Durban Biscotti. People describe it as energetic and creative, with a sweet, fruity and funky smell. It's a newer strain, so there isn't much published about it yet.

Where does Bob Hope come from?What does Bob Hope smell and taste like?Bob Hope effects: what people reportHow strong is Bob Hope?Buying Bob Hope in CanadaBob Hope vs Super Lemon HazeStrains like Bob Hope

Where does Bob Hope come from?

Bob Hope is listed as a Purple City Genetics strain, made by crossing Super Lemon Haze with Durban Biscotti. Seed databases give the same parents and note that Bob Hope was later used to make another Purple City strain, Bob 87.

Super Lemon Haze is a well-known lemon sativa, but Durban Biscotti is not well documented. The name suggests Durban Poison and Biscotti, though we couldn't confirm that from a reliable source. There's also no known link to the entertainer of the same name.

What does Bob Hope smell and taste like?

Descriptions are mixed. One strain database lists a sharp, funky profile: ammonia, blue cheese and grape. Reviewers also mention sweet, fruity and floral notes, plus some gas.

No reliable source publishes terpene results for Bob Hope yet, so we haven't listed any. If your product's label shows terpenes, use that as your guide.

Bob Hope effects: what people report

People most often describe Bob Hope as energetic, creative and uplifted. Reviews also mention euphoria, focus and feeling chatty, which fits its sativa-leaning reputation. See our indica vs sativa guide for what those labels do and don't tell you.

These are experiences people report, not promises, and there aren't many reviews yet. Dry mouth, dry eyes and feeling anxious are the complaints that come up.

How strong is Bob Hope?

Bob Hope is listed as a high-THC strain, averaging about 28% THC on one major database, with one reviewer reporting a batch around 23%. Little CBD is reported.

Published numbers are limited, so the label on your product is the best guide. Start with a small amount, especially if you're new to strong strains.

Buying Bob Hope in Canada

Bob Hope isn't a common name, and it can be confused with its offspring Bob 87. Check the name and producer on the label.

Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date before you buy.

Bob Hope vs Super Lemon Haze

Super Lemon Haze is one of Bob Hope's parents and far better known. It's famous for a sharp, sweet lemon smell and an energetic, daytime reputation. Bob Hope shares the upbeat, creative feel, but its smell is described as funkier, with cheese, grape and gas alongside the fruit. It's also listed at higher THC. If you want a well-documented lemon classic, start with Super Lemon Haze. If you're after something newer and stronger, Bob Hope is the one to look for.

Strains like Bob Hope

If you like Bob Hope, these are worth a look:

  • Super Lemon Haze: one of its parents, lemony and energetic.
  • Durban Poison: a classic energetic sativa, and the strain the name Durban Biscotti hints at.
  • Biscotti: the other name in Durban Biscotti, sweet and gassy.
  • Lemon Haze: a close cousin of Super Lemon Haze with an upbeat, daytime feel.

Strains similar to Bob Hope

Super Lemon Haze strainSuper Lemon HazeTHC 19–25%Durban Poison strainDurban PoisonTHC 15–24%Biscotti strainBiscottiTHC 20–27%Lemon Haze strainLemon HazeTHC 17–22%

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Bolo Runtz strainBolo RuntzTHC 19–24%Bomb Pop strainBomb PopTHC 20%Bombsicle strainBombsicleTHC 35%Boo Berry strainBoo BerryTHC 21–23%

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Bob Hope questions

Is Bob Hope indica or sativa?

Bob Hope is a sativa-leaning hybrid. It is a cross of Super Lemon Haze and Durban Biscotti.

How strong is Bob Hope?

Published lab results usually range from 23% to 28% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Bob Hope smell like?

Sweet, fruity, cheese and gas.