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The ten best Haze strains at Cannapot

Haze is one of those cannabis families that you don't just discover and then tick off your list. People keep coming back to it. Not because it's trendy right now, but because the vibe is quite special: a clearer head, long-lasting energy and those classic incense, citrus and pine notes that immediately make you think, ‘Yes, that's Haze.’ ...

The 9 most trustworthy cannabis seed banks in 2025

This guide is aimed at a different kind of reader. People who want to understand what a seed bank really does, how to distinguish quality from noise, and which breeders deliver the most reliable results in real-world grows. One more quick note: seed banks and breeders are often confused online. Some brands are genuine breeders. Others are purely retailers...

Serious Seeds - a veteran in Breeding

If you have been growing for a while, you have probably heard the name Serious Seeds – and with a respect that is not easily earned in the cannabis world. In a market full of hype strains, quick releases and varieties that disappear after one season, Serious Seeds is one of the few breeders whose genetics have remained consistent for decades. Serious Seeds is known for stability, reliability, selection and the best quality...

The Gelato cannabis strain – genetics & terpenes

Gelato represents a whole family of modern cannabis hybrids that have been bred for a balanced combination of effects, aroma and stable growth characteristics. You can think of it as a bridge: a strong Indica structure on one side, clear Sativa lightness on the other. A mix that combines both worlds quite well...

Feminized Cannabis Seeds - the Guide

Feminized cannabis seeds are now the global standard for serious growers — hobbyists, homegrowers, medical users, and commercial cultivators alike. But understanding why they perform better, how they’re created, and how to maximize their genetic potential is what separates average growers from those consistently achieving high-grade harvests....

Haze, Kush & Skunk: Pillars of Modern Cannabis

There are a few names that keep showing up whenever growers talk about “classic genetics”. No matter the breeder, the setup, or the country, you hear the same three over and over again: Haze, Kush and Skunk. These lines didn’t just shape the cannabis scene once. They still influence almost every modern strain sold today. When you break it down, most of the hybrids people enjoy in 2025 can be traced back to one (or two) of these three families....

CannapotGPT

CannapotGPT is the intelligent seed product advisor from Cannapot, the shop for high-quality cannabis seeds with over 20 years of experience. The AI-powered assistant provides you with free, anonymous and personalised recommendations from the current range in seconds – including strain information, breeder details, product features and direct shop links. Whether you're a beginner, an experienced grower or interested in CBD, CannapotGPT helps you find the right seeds or products faster, without having to search for ages. The product feed is live and always up to date...

The cannabis growing cycle

When you start growing cannabis, one of the first questions you ask yourself is: how long does the whole process take? Many people expect a clear answer, but it's not quite that simple. The timing varies greatly depending on the strain, growing method and, frankly, how the grow goes overall. Sometimes it's quick, sometimes it takes longer. It helps to understand the different stages so that the whole process becomes a little clearer...

Topping Cannabis Plants

Topping is one of the most reliable methods if you want to make the plant a little stronger and at the same time better control its height. Many growers in Europe have been doing this for decades, not because it is a trend, but because it simply works. When done correctly, the plant forms more main shoots, the crown spreads more naturally and the light is used more efficiently. This guide explains how topping actually works, when is the right time to do it and what to expect during the recovery phase...

The right cannabis seeds in 2025

Choosing the perfect seeds for your next project can be truly overwhelming and difficult these days. There are so many manufacturers and breeders, so many different strains and constantly new names that beginners sometimes don't even know where to start. Even experienced growers often tell the same story: every season, the list of strains gets longer, and you compare endlessly before you can finally make a decision. If this sounds familiar, this guide is just right for you. Maybe it will help you decide on the right seeds for your new project...

The best cannabis strains for cultivation

The selection of the right seeds has changed a bit this year. Many growers are now paying more attention to how plants behave in real space, rather than just looking at names or trends. Some are turning to strains that appear calm and uncomplicated. Others are looking for crosses that show a little more character. The change feels logical somehow and fits in well with how people grow nowadays – whether indoors in a tent, on the balcony, on the terrace...

The world of Haze strains – an explanation

When people talk about Haze, they’re referring to a particular branch of the Sativa family that has existed for many decades and holds a solid place in cannabis history. Haze is known for its clear, light, and uplifting head high that sets it apart from other varieties. Many well-known names such as Super Silver Haze, Amnesia Haze, Purple Haze, and Lemon Haze can be traced back to this lineage or are heavily influenced by it. For many users, Haze represents a bright, open, and mentally stimulating experience—something that keeps the mind active and the body feeling light, in contrast to the deep, relaxing “sinking into the couch” effect often associated with traditional Indica strains...

Identify Nutrient Deficiencies

Growing cannabis can be an activity that not only brings joy, but also a deep sense of satisfaction, especially in those moments when everything is going smoothly, the plants are growing vigorously, and you can look at the results of your efforts with justified pride. But there are also those days when you feel like you are doing everything right to the best of your knowledge and belief – you ensure regular, balanced watering, provide constant lighting conditions and keep the environment as stable as possible – and yet the plants suddenly start to behave unusually: the leaves begin to turn yellow, growth seems to stall, or the colouring of the plant appears strange and inexplicable...

Growing cannabis outdoors – a guide by Cannapot

Cannapot has been working with European cannabis genetics for many years and has seen a lot during that time. This guide is about what really matters. No complicated explanations – just the basics in a nutshell, proven in practice.

It covers laws, the right seeds, climate, watering, harvesting and mistakes to avoid. Everything is based on real experience, not theory...

Growing Cannabis indoors – explained simply

Many people feel more comfortable growing indoors. It's quiet. No rain, no wind, no prying eyes. You close the tent flap, turn on the light, and somehow everything runs at its own pace.

This isn't a comprehensive guide. It's more of an honest starting point. What really matters at the beginning is having the right seeds, a little patience, and a feel for the plants. Once you get started, you begin to notice the little things. How the leaves turn. Or how the air smells as soon as the lights come on.

Autoflowering seeds: quick and easy

Unlike photoperiod plants, which depend on specific light cycles, autoflowering strains develop independently and begin to flower on their own without fixed light schedules or timers. You simply plant them, provide them with light and let them grow – an uncomplicated process that is particularly attractive for beginners. 

However, to ensure a satisfactory end result, there are a few aspects that can have a decisive influence on success. Since the entire life cycle of autoflowering plants is very fast, it is important to closely monitor each growth phase and keep an eye on the right timing. Choosing the right genetics also plays a major role.