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Top 5 Popular Weed Strains in Germany
Cannabis loves sun and warmth. Based on this, Germany might not seem like the best place to grow weed. However, cultivators in the country churn out high-grade buds year after year! But which varieties do they love the most? Well, they have a penchant for those loaded with THC and packed with sweet terpenes. Discover the 5 most popular strains!
What comes to mind when thinking about Germany? Rich food? Castles? Or perhaps lightning-fast roads? Regardless of what you know Germany for, we’re about to introduce you to an entirely new side of the nation. Get ready to discover the five most popular weed strains in the country, and why citizens love them so very much.
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1. Sweet ZZ
Germany’s candy ranks among some of the most popular in the world. It turns out that many weed users in the country have a lot of nostalgia for the sweets of their childhood, which plays out in their strain selection! Sweet ZZ mimics the taste of candy with her sugary sweet terpene profile. She inherited these magnificent tastes from parent strains Grape Ape and Grapefruit. On top of this, her THC content of 22% ensures a hard-hitting and stoning experience.
Sweet ZZ’s flowering time of 8–9 weeks makes her a good candidate for the relatively short German growing season. Outdoors, she’ll grow up to 78 inches in size and produce up to 19.4 oz ready to harvest in September. If you grow her indoors, keep her at 31.2 inches using LST and topping, and enjoy 19.4 – 21.2 oz/m² come harvest time.
Sweet ZZ
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Grape Ape x Grapefruit |
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19 to 21 oz/m² |
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3 to 5 feet |
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7 - 9 weeks |
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THC: 22% |
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Sativa 20% Indica 80% |
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18 to 19 oz/plant |
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5 to 7 feet |
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Late September |
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Calming, Stoned |
2. Watermelon Automatic
Germans value apples[1] above any other fruit. However, it turns out they’re also fans of watermelon—at least when it comes to weed. Watermelon Automatic has become a hit in Germany thanks to her fruity and refreshing tastes. Our breeders created this indica-dominant hybrid by crossing Tropicanna Cookies with Lemon OG. She serves up a relaxing physical high that goes down perfectly during quiet evenings or small-scale gatherings with fellow smokers.
The growing traits of this strain also make her highly compatible with German growers. Indoors, she maintains a height of 2.6 – 3.6 feet, making her suitable for cultivation in tight, clandestine spaces. Here, she’ll churn out up to 17.6 oz/m² in as little as 8 weeks after seeds sprout. Outdoors, she’ll wrap things up well before the first frosts arrive. Expect plants to peak at 46.8 inches when left untrained. They’ll reward you with 1.8 – 3.2 oz.
Watermelon Auto
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Tropicanna Cookies x Lemon OG |
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16 to 19 oz/m² |
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3 to 4 feet |
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6 - 7 weeks |
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THC: 20% |
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Sativa 20%, Indica 75%, Ruderalis 5% |
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2 to 3 oz/plant |
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3 to 4 feet |
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8 - 9 weeks after sprouting |
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Calming |
3. Northern Light Auto
Although rare, you can catch a glimpse of the northern lights over Germany’s northern skies from time to time. However, you’re much more likely to come across Northern Light Automatic growing in your friend’s grow room or garden. German growers have fallen in love with this strain for a long list of reasons, including her complex flavor. Her THC content of 14% might seem low, but it synergises with earthy and peppery terpenes to produce a clear-headed and uplifting high ideal for daytime use.
Northern Light Automatic requires only 10–12 weeks to cruise from sprout to harvest. If you’re using a greenhouse to extend the growing season, you can easily enjoy a wave of successive harvests across several months. Outdoor plants grow to 62.4 inches, produce a dense canopy, and kick out 6 – 7.8 oz. Indoor plants stay shorter at 80–46.8 inches and produce up to 19.4 oz/m² under good lights.
Northern Light Auto
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Northern Light x Ruderalis |
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18 to 19 oz/m² |
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3 to 4 feet |
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6 - 8 weeks |
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THC: 14% |
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Sativa 0% Indica 80% Ruderalis 20% |
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6 to 8 oz/plant |
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4 to 5 feet |
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10 - 12 weeks after sprouting |
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Clear, Uplifting |
4. Amnesia Haze
Considering breeders in the Netherlands played an important role in crafting the original Amnesia Haze, it makes sense that these legendary genetics permeated across the border to neighboring Germany. Growers in the nation took a quick liking to this variety, and many now grow our version of the strain, which descends directly from the original. She features a sativa-dominant genetic profile, a THC content of 22%, and plenty of fruity and earthy terpenes. Gear up for a lost-lasting cognitive high!
If you’re growing out in the sticks, you can let this plant peak at a towering 81.9 inches. Treat her to fertile soil rich in organic matter and microbes, and she’ll bloom up to 24.7 oz during late October. However, the risk of early frost and rain prompts many German growers to top her and cultivate her in greenhouses and polytunnels. Indoors, she reaches 2.6 – 4.6 feet and produces 21.2 – 22.9 oz/m² after a flowering time of 10–11 weeks.
Amnesia Haze
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Original Amnesia Haze |
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21 to 23 oz/m² |
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3 to 5 feet |
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10 - 11 weeks |
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THC: 22% |
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Sativa 70% Indica 30% |
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23 to 25 oz/plant |
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6 to 7 feet |
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Late October |
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Long Lasting , Physically Relaxing, Powerful |
5. Cookies Gelato
Germans go crazy for cookies, especially around Christmas. So, what do you get when you cross these sugary treats with one of neighboring Italy’s most famous desserts? Why, Cookies Gelato, of course! This utter powerhouse descends from the legendary Girl Scout Cookies and Gelato #33. Her THC content of 28% will take you for a wild psychoactive ride, while her sweet and fruity terpenes make every hit a pleasure. Make sure you don’t have anywhere to be after blazing these buds!
Cookies Gelato didn’t just win German growers over because of her effects. This strain also puts on a stellar show during the growing cycle. Her dense canopy produces large, tapered colas that boast hues of deep green with spatters of ultra-dark purple. You’ll experience excellent results, no matter where you grow her. Outdoors, she prefers short summers, which works well in German climates. She’ll peak at 131.2 inches if left untrained, or at 54.6 inches with topping and training. Feed her well and position her in a sunny but sheltered position, and she’ll yield 22.9 oz. Indoors, plants grow to 3 – 4.3 feet and cruise through the flowering phase in 8–9 weeks. Prepare to trim, dry, and cure up to 21.2 oz/m².
Cookies Gelato
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Girl Scout Cookie X Gelato 33 |
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19 to 21 oz/m² |
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3 to 4 feet |
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8 - 9 weeks |
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THC: 28% |
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Sativa 50% Indica 50% |
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21 to 23 oz/plant |
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5 to 6 feet |
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Middle of October |
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Balanced, Calming, Physically Relaxing |
German Growers Have a Refined Taste for Weed
As you can see, German growers have an exquisite taste for cannabis! Although they look for several key traits in the cultivars they choose to grow, tasty terpenes rank above all else, especially those that offer flavors of sugar and fruit. With that said, German weed growers are also fans of some of the strongest strains available, including high-THC titans such as Cookies Gelato. To truly understand why these five strains are so popular in Germany, we suggest growing and smoking them yourself!
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