The most popular cannabis strains in Canada since legalization
It has now been three months since the cannabis is legal in Canada. This is an opportunity to take a closer look at the cannabis strains that have piqued Canadians’ curiosity the most during this first quarter of legalization. Some, which were already popular before legalization, remain staples, while others are making a name for themselves and generating growing interest. This list is based on searches conducted by Canadians. on the Leafly website.
Gorilla Glue
Gorilla Glue was originally a brand name: the Gorilla Glue strains are those created by GG Strains. They include Gorilla Glue #1, Gorilla Glue #2, Gorilla Glue #3, and so on. However, following a trial Due to a trademark infringement by the Gorilla Glue brand, the GG Strains had to change their names. They are now called Original Glue (GG4), New Glue (GG5) or Sister Glue (GG1). This family of strains, as its name suggests, has a powerful relaxing effect that, combined with a feeling of euphoria, leaves the user «glued» to the couch.
Pink Kush
This strain has been one of the most sought-after since legalization began and has remained so throughout the quarter. This Indica-dominant hybrid is popular for its body high powerful, with light-colored flowers that smell like vanilla and candy. It can be considered particularly potent at times, so those new to it may want to start with a small dose.
Blue Dream
It has also been one of the most sought-after varieties since legalization began, Blue Dream is now a legendary strain. It was bred by crossing the indica Blueberry with the sativa Super Silver Haze (The cross between Blueberry and Haze is Blueberry Haze). Compared to Blueberry Haze, Blue Dream is a hybrid with a better balance of Indica and Sativa effects, though it is still predominantly Sativa. It offers a sense of calm and relaxation with mild cerebral effects and is suitable for all types of users.
White Widow
This famous hybrid has also remained one of the most sought-after strains since legalization. It was first bred in the Netherlands by Green House Seeds in the 1990s. It’s a staple in Dutch coffee shops. Its popularity is largely due to the fact that it provides a powerful rush of euphoria and energy that boosts sociability and creativity.
Rock star
It’s hard to imagine how this strain could have failed to become famous. Rockstar is just starting to make a name for itself. This Indica-dominant hybrid is a cross between Rockbud and Sensi Star. It’s known for its powerful cerebral high without a debilitating sedative effect. According to Leafly, this strain is particularly effective for migraines, menstrual cramps, stress, depression, and insomnia.
Blueberry
Blueberry, which is related to Blue Dream, among others, has also piqued the curiosity of Canadians. It is known for its fruity, sweet taste and high THC content. This Indica strain provides a relaxing effect and a long-lasting feeling of euphoria that can relieve pain and stress.
Mango
Another fruity Indica strain that has caught the attention of Canadians is Mango, a strain with larger-than-average flowers. It is an old strain that has given rise to many others, including the Mango Kush. Its tropical aroma and its relaxing, euphoric effects make it a very popular strain.
Nuken
This variety from Canada combines the genetics of Kish and God Bud. With legalization, it has gained in popularity. Canadians appreciate the sweet, herbal aroma of this Indica hybrid. Its THC content can reach up to 25%, and it provides a long-lasting, potent high without knocking you out.
God Bud
A cross between Hawaiian and Purple Skunk, along with a mysterious Canadian strain called “God,» this Indica-dominant hybrid has become a classic in Canada. Its dense, resinous buds deliver powerful euphoric and relaxing effects. It is also known for its tropical aroma—which is both earthy and citrusy—and its sweet, musky flavor.
Lemon Skunk
Developed from two different phenotypes of Skunk, this hybrid strain gives off a citrusy aroma and produces a happy, energizing high.
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