5 Strains of Cannabis Canadians can't Get Enough of
The cannabis industry was unrecognizable compared to its form ten years ago. Today, economic publications such as the Canadian Business Journal and Forbes Magazine project the cannabis industry to accumulate nearly $200 billion by the end of the decade. The figures mentioned earlier are a combination of market expansion, brand awareness, product variety, and global accessibility. One country leading the charge in hitting the projected quota is Canada. Weed is accessible in Canada now more than ever. Here are few popular strains of cannabis beloved by members of the maple leaf.
Miracle Alien Cookes (MAC)
Miracle Alien Cookies is a strain that is very popular in the land of the north. Also known as MAC, this strain is a hybrid produced after fusing Columbian and Starfighter. This strain, on average, contains approximately 21% THC. Upon inspection of MAC buds, Miracle Alien Cookies is typically dark green and fortified with resin. Upon tasting Miracle Alien Cookies, this strain of cannabis gives off an aroma similar to that of citrus accompanied by pine and peppers. If 2021 is anything like last year, MAC is sure to remain popular in Canada.
Runtz
Voted 'Strain of the Year' by cannabis aficionados at Leafly, Runtz is quite popular in Canada. Runtz is a cross between Gelato and Zkittles. The yield is a hybrid strain of cannabis bringing in 18% THC per bud. Runtz is a fruity and delicate strain bred by the famous company Cookies. Canadians love strains associated with the Cookies brand.
When consuming Runtz, this strain is reminiscent of sweet, savory, and tropical fruits. Canadians praise Runtz for its resin-laden buds that produce a smooth smoke. Expect Runtz to continue to be a cornerstone for the Canadian cannabis industry.
Citrus Cookies
Citrus Cookies is a strain of cannabis that is also popular in Canada. Additionally, it will provide a euphoric experience like Grandma's freshly-baked lemon cookies. The lineage of this strain is somewhat convoluted. However, most stoners recognize Citrus Cookies as a cross between Tangie, Girl Scout Cookies, and Fire OG.
Upon inspection, Citrus Cookies virtually all orange thanks to the overwhelming amount of amber hairs. This strain contains a hefty 27% THC per gram. Researchers believe that Canadians love all strains originating from Tangie. Expect Citrus Cookies to stay ablaze in Canada.
Grandaddy Purple (A.K.A. GDP)
Another retro strain that is making headlines in the north is Granddaddy Purple. This strain is an Indica with pure Indica genetics, starting from the strains Purple Urkle and Big Bud. Granddaddy Purple (GDP) buds can be a deep green with an overwhelming amount of indigo hues.
Additionally, Granddaddy Purple is excellent on the palette; the sweet taste is accompanied by smooth berry and grape undertones. Indica-dominant strains like Granddaddy Purple host a vast amount of terpenes. Canadians have a slight obsession with pungent strains like Granddaddy Purple. Expect Granddaddy Purple's reign in the north to continue for the remainder of the year.
Peanut Butter Breath
Another strain that Canadians clamor for is Peanut Butter Breath. This strain of cannabis is a hybrid strain known for its nearly intoxicating effects. Blended with the strains Do-Si-Dos and Mendo Breath, Peanut Butter Breath has a one-of-a-kind nutty and earthy profile when smoked. This is thanks to the terpenes of Peanut Butter Breath.
Aside from the terpenes, Peanut Butter Breath bestows a heavy sense of chill and sedation. Originating from ThugPug Genetics, Peanut Butter Breath is immensely popular in Canada. Those residing in the Land of the Maple Leaf cannot get enough of that Peanut Butter Breath taste.