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Canada is known for its progressive cannabis legislation and has established itself as a global player since the legalization of cannabis in 2018. The ideal climatic conditions, sustainable cultivation methods and years of experience in cannabis production have contributed to Canadian strains being highly valued worldwide. Some of the most popular strains include God Bud , a relaxing strain with tropical fruit aromas, Jean Guy , a cerebral sativa from Quebec, and Island Sweet Skunk , an energetic strain from Vancouver Island. Pink Kush is known for its calming properties, while Blue Mountain provides a balanced effect. Canadian growers are...

Photoperiod cannabis strains are the classic variants of cannabis that initiate their flowering phase based on the hours of light. Unlike autoflowering strains, they require specific light cycles to flower. This post will give you a comprehensive guide on how to successfully grow photoperiod cannabis. What are photoperiod cannabis strains? Photoperiod cannabis differs from autoflowering strains in that the flowering phase is only triggered when the hours of light change. In nature, this happens when the days get shorter. For indoor growers, this is done by switching the light cycle to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness....

Autoflowering cannabis is becoming increasingly popular among hobbyists and professional growers. These special cannabis strains are characterized by their ability to flower regardless of the light cycle. This makes them ideal for novice growers and experienced growers alike. In this post, we explain step by step how you can successfully grow autoflowering cannabis. What are autoflower cannabis strains? Autoflowering strains are derived from the Cannabis Ruderalis plant, which occurs naturally in colder climates such as Russia and Eastern Europe. They have the unique ability to initiate flowering automatically, regardless of the hours of light, unlike photoperiod cannabis strains that require...

Cannabis landraces are original strains that have evolved over centuries in isolated regions without human influence. They are characterized by unique characteristics such as resilience, genetic stability and regional terpene profiles. Examples such as 'Afghani', 'Durban Poison' and 'Thai' are cultural and genetic treasures used in traditional, spiritual and medicinal contexts. In modern breeding, landraces serve as the basis for new hybrids and help maintain genetic diversity. However, many of these varieties are threatened by urbanization, genetic mixing and lack of awareness. The preservation of landraces is essential to preserve their special characteristics and cultural significance for future generations.