Brazilian weed consumers are suggested to three kinds of products: Pressed Paraguayan weed, Local Brazilian Sativa and other kinds of hybrids now cultivated locally. Brazil since its colonization grew cannabis to produce ropes, clothes, and other necessities. The old famrs settled in Brazil called the Roça de Fumo (weed farms) were used from the 1500 until 1936 with Brazilian Prohibition law. These old farms generated the Brazilian Original Cannabis. Today there are some local plants that still remain cultivated on the States of Piauí, Pernanbuco, Ceará e Bahia. Here are some sativas species: Manga Rosa Known for high production, long flowering cycle, up to 3 meters high. Produces giggling effects, hunger followed by sleeping. Originally cultivated in Bahia and Pernanbuco. Pernanbucana Similar to Manga Rosa but has a haze smell. More dense flowers. Very narcoleptic (if overdone) and relaxing. Cabrobro/Cabeça de Nego Sativa with high amount of thc, original of Cabrobro region. Characterized by plants with small flowers but very dense. Plants can reach up to 2 metters high and has a smaller flowering cycle. Called Cabeça de Nego in another states. Rabo de Raposa Very small plant with skunk smell. Short cycle sativa with small long flowers that when dry resembles a fox tail. I sugget visiting the North East Region called the Poligono da Maconha to help maintain local Brazilian Species.