canadian cannabis strainsCanada is well known for its pot and with marijuana legalization just around the corner we’ll likely see the introduction of new cannabis strains.

Soon, weed smokers will be able to walk into a brick-and-mortar marijuana dispensary and get their hands on quality lab-tested pot.

In the past you would have to meet your “guy” at some obscure hour to buy some mystery strain however now you can easily buy weed online in Canada from any of the hundred or so mail order marijuana websites.

Over the years, Canada has introduced several strains that have become very popular for both recreational and medial marijuana consumers.

Below are 5 Canadian strains that have become well known in the cannabis industry that are worth trying and can also be found right here on Weed List.

1. BC Kush

This indica-dominant strain originates from British Columbia and has been a two-time winner of the Cannabis Cup. It is enjoyed by both recreational and medical cannabis users. The buds on this flower are resinous and have a pungent aroma. This strain is not ideal for indoor growing due to its strong smell and would require proper ventilation. As an indica strain, BC Kush is ideal for those looking to relax. Patients find this strain will leave them couch-locked and enjoying a euphoric experience. Medically, BC Kush is ideal for treating migraines, headaches, arthritis, muscle spasms, insomnia, eating disorders fibromyalgia and ADD. It contains THC levels between 15-20% on average.

2. God Bud

God Bud is another indica-dominant hybrid strain that also boasts THC levels of 15-20%. This strain was originally created in British Columbia by BC Bud Depot Seed Farm. This strain is popular among medical patients as it has been effective in treating ailments such as chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety/depression and stress. Those who smoke God Bud find that it provides a relaxing and euphoric effect. This strain has also won many awards including the High Times Indica Cup. This strain can be grown both indoors and outdoors and when matured is covered in fluffy trichomes with orange hairs. It has an earthy taste when smoked with a hint of tropical fruit/citrus flavor.

3. CBD René

This hybrid strain is an innovative strain that is a fusion of Cannatonic. It was created by The House of Great Breeder from Vancouver, BC and after the famous cannabis activist Renee Boje. This highly decorated strain has won several awards including the Harvest Moon Cup Vancouver, Lift Cup Toronto and the High Times Cannabis Cup for best CBD flower. It contains a 1:1 CBD to THC and contains a low 6.20% THC and outstanding CBD content of 6.38%. This is an ideal medical marijuana strain that helps patients with a variety of ailments including spasms, pain and inflammation. When grown CBD René has peculiar cone shaped buds and dense lime-green buds. When smoked, users find it has a smooth draw with hints of blueberry and licorice tones.

4. Romulan

This is another strain straight outta, you guessed it – British Columbia. If you’re a Star Trek fan then you know where it gets its name. This strain has a whopping 21-23% THC levels. It’s almost pure indica so you can expect a similar experience as the first 2 strains with similar benefits as it is effective for therapeutic purposes in treating pain, anxiety, PTSD, fybromyalgia, depression and lack of appetite. It’s a quite powerful strain that is highly sedative. It give off a strong pine-scent and has dense frosty buds.

5. Chemo

Also known as “UBC Chemo”, this strain is 100% indica hybrid. It was specifically designed for chemotherapy patients and contains THC levels between 18-21%. Chemo is a strain that is so potent that it effectively treats those suffering from cancer, nausea, chronic pain and depression. The Chemo nugs provide an earthy pine aroma and taste sweet. The buds are distinctive with a purple resinous nugs with orange curly hairs and thick crystal trichomes. This strain dates back to the 1970’s in Canada and rumour has it a Dr. Suzuki created it at the University of British Columbia which is likely why this strain is sometimes referred to as UBC Chemo.

Conclusion

Although this blog is supposed to be about 5 Canadian cannabis strains I suppose I could have also named it 5 cannabis strains from British Columbia. It’s unknown how accessible these strains will be through cannabis stores however you can find these strains right here on Weed List, order them and have them delivered straight to your door.