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Corinto covers Corinto as a name for marijuana: its spellings, what growers, the police, journalists and smokers say it refers to, its history in the north of Cauca and in Colombian cities, and seed sold under the name. The municipality and its growing are on Corinto (appellation).
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- The page is at the bare name, and Corinto (cannabis) redirects here. The municipality and its growing are on Corinto (appellation).
- Corintiana and corinteña are the forms in the Spanish sources; "Corinthian" is an English rendering in forum posts.
What the name refers to
- The sources differ. The police count corinto as one of four native varieties; the smokers Serrano asked in 2016 called it a name for marijuana from the region, not necessarily a distinct variety.
- "Corinto Gold" rests on one interviewee in Toribío (2018) and is given as that person's words.
- "Coro" as a local name, and "Corinto Purple" and "Corinto Monster" as collectors' names, come only from the seller that sells the line, and are given as its claims.
- A clone line sold in the United States as "Purple Corinto" is a separate product with no documented link to Cauca, and is not on the page.