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Lions Breath

Lions Breath is a sativa-leaning hybrid with God Bud and Hash Plant ancestry, described with a sweet strawberry and spice smell and a bright, uplifting feel.

Typical THC
21–30%
Typical CBD
<1%
Top terpene
Caryophyllene
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Lions Breath terpenes

Most often reported first

  1. Caryophyllenepepper, spice
  2. Myrceneearthy, musky
  3. Pinenepine, fresh

How people describe it

UpliftedEuphoricCreativeTingly

Smell and taste

StrawberryBerrySpicyVanilla

Lions Breath strain guide

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

Lions Breath is a sativa-leaning hybrid whose family tree runs through God Bud and Hash Plant. Listings describe a sweet strawberry smell with spice and vanilla, and people report a bright, quick-arriving, uplifted feel.

Where does Lions Breath come from?What does Lions Breath smell and taste like?Lions Breath effects: what people reportHow strong is Lions Breath?Buying Lions Breath in CanadaLions Breath vs Hash PlantStrains like Lions Breath

Where does Lions Breath come from?

The two sources we checked agree on the ancestry but not the exact parents. One lists God Bush crossed with Hash Plant. The other lists Lionheart crossed with Cuddle Fish, which it describes as God Bud and a Californian Hash Plant.

Both point to God Bud and Hash Plant, so that is what we can say with confidence. We found no breeder page, so who made it and when are not well documented. Don't confuse it with Jah Lion's Breath, a separate Bean Boyz Genetics cross.

What does Lions Breath smell and taste like?

One listing describes sweet strawberry over a heavier, spicy and pungent base, with a hint of dank. A producer description reads it as earthy berry with spicy vanilla on the exhale.

That same producer lists caryophyllene, myrcene and pinene as its terpenes. Caryophyllene brings a peppery spice, myrcene an earthy side and pinene a fresh pine note. This comes from a single product page, so your batch may differ.

Lions Breath effects: what people report

The few reports we found describe an uplifting, creative feel that arrives quickly, with some tingling and a light body feel. It's usually called a sativa-leaning strain, which matches that bright description.

These are experiences people report, not promises, and the number of reviews is small. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your tolerance.

How strong is Lions Breath?

Published listings put Lions Breath at about 21% to 30% THC, with CBD at 1% or less. One source lists 29% to 30%, and a producer listing shows 21% to 27%.

That's a strong range, so start with a small amount and wait before having more. The numbers on your own package matter more than any average; see our guide to reading cannabis labels.

Buying Lions Breath in Canada

Different producers may use different parents, so check the label and the producer's description. Similar names like Jah Lion's Breath are other strains.

Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of its smell.

Lions Breath vs Hash Plant

Hash Plant is one of the two ancestors the sources name. It's a classic Afghan-style indica known for a sweet hashish smell and a heavy, settled feel, and it's usually listed well below Lions Breath in THC. Lions Breath leans sativa with a brighter, berry-and-spice profile. If you want the old-school hash character, try Hash Plant. If you want something livelier and fruitier, try Lions Breath.

Strains like Lions Breath

There is no documented family link to the strains below beyond Hash Plant, so these are matches by feel, not by parentage:

  • Hash Plant: a named ancestor, heavier and more hash-like.
  • Haze: a classic sativa-leaning strain with a bright, uplifting reputation.
  • Jack Herer: a well-known uplifting sativa-leaning pick with a spicy, piney smell.

Strains similar to Lions Breath

Hash Plant strainHash PlantTHC 13–19%Haze strainHazeTHC 14–23%Jack Herer strainJack HererTHC 15–22%

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Malawi Gold strainMalawi GoldTHC 9–20%Maui Wowie strainMaui WowieTHC 16–28%Panama Red strainPanama RedTHC 16–22%Peaches and Cream strainPeaches and CreamTHC 11–21%

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Lions Breath questions

Is Lions Breath indica or sativa?

Lions Breath is a sativa.

How strong is Lions Breath?

Published lab results usually range from 21% to 30% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Lions Breath smell like?

Strawberry, berry, spicy and vanilla, led by caryophyllene (pepper, spice).