🌿 Finding & Exploring Strains · How-to
How to save favorite strains
Tap the heart to save a strain, find all your favorites in one list, and remove the ones you no longer want.
Applies to the High IQ iPhone app · Updated
Favorites keep the strains you like in one list. Your favorites stay with your account, so you need to sign in to save them.
Before you start
- Sign in. If you are signed out and tap a heart, you see the message “Sign in to save favorites.” Tap Sign in to continue.
Save a strain
You can save a strain from two places:
- In Search: Tap the heart on a result.
- On a strain page: Tap the heart at the top of the page. Its label reads Add to favorites.
See your favorites
- Tap the Search tab.
- Tap Search options. It is the … button.
- Tap Favorites.
The Favorites screen shows a summary with the total number of favorites and a count for each strain type. Each row shows the strain name, its THC, and its CBD. Tap a row to open the strain page.
Remove a favorite
You can remove a favorite in either of these ways:
- Tap the heart on the strain.
- On the Favorites screen, open the menu for the strain and tap Remove from Favorites.
Note: If you are offline, you see “Reconnect to remove this favorite. It is still saved.” The favorite stays until you reconnect and remove it.
If a removal fails, you see “Could not remove this favorite. Try again.”
When the list is empty
If you have no favorites, the screen says “No favorites yet” and “Tap the heart on a strain to save it here.” Tap Search strains to start looking.
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Frequently asked questions
Why can't I save a favorite?
You need to sign in to save favorites. If you are offline, reconnect and try again.
Where are my favorites kept?
Your favorites stay with your account. Sign in to the same account to see them.
High IQ is a personal record for adults where cannabis is legal. Follow your local laws. Strain information is descriptive and is not medical advice.
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