Portland’s Best Cannabis Strains of Summer 2021 | Leafly

Damn it, Portland – you crazy.

This summer, the stoners of Stumptown have the rarest, most potent, and affordable herb in the known universe.

Oregon’s old and loose medical cannabis program spawned one of the world’s first adult-use markets back in 2014. The recreational scene became too robust and farmers grew too much grass. Prices slumped to $ 6 per eighth of an ounce by 2019.

Homeostasis has now returned. Brands like Decibel Farms, PDX Organics, Archive Portland and LTRMN have set the pace for high-key chronicle. Portland has more than 200 pharmacies selling world-class products from Alibi Farms, Fenario Farms, and The Heights, Co.

Why didn’t you book a rocky weekend? The sun comes out for the summer.

After booking, check out this list: Portland’s Best Cannabis Strains of Summer 2021. This selection is sorted by activity and based on strain search traffic, menu prevalence, cup winners and Instagram stars.

Smoke them all and let us know what you think!

Juicy varieties for the day

Nut with sunshine(Leaf)

Two varieties of guava recently won the People’s Choice Cup in Oregon. These modern, potent types of fruit are fabulous for every function.

Punch party

Purple Punch offspring have a lot of struggle in themselves. Check out these 2021 contenders.

  • Portlander puffing in a bowl of Papaya Punch – grown by Meraki Gardens at Weed land and from Decibel Farms
  • Grew up has a chic Rozay Punch for Rose City residents
  • PDX Organics has an OJ Orange Julius (Purple Punch x Jelly Breath) that goes with their award-winning Mimosa # 2

Do-Si-Dos and Purple Punch is Slurricane – and Portland remains Slurricane-landia this year. Check out the cosmic tree house in Weed Land.

(Photo by Resinated Lens; Courtesy LOWD)LOWD has Punch Breath that hits a little harder. (Photo by Resinated Lens; Courtesy LOWD)

Also in the taste zone:

This year, too, Zkittlez offspring provide syrupy, sweet, fruity and tropical terpenes and cooling power.

  • The fruity wappa from Paradise Seeds is huge in Oregon, grown by Lifted Northwest and sold at Weed cannabis
  • Fruity Creamy Bonkers crosses a Lemon Tree mother and a Cookies and Cream F2 father; by growers Deep Creek Gardens at Treehouse collective

New for chart top glue in 2021 – Elite brand LTRMN has the Future at Bridge City Collective. That’s glue and starfighter, for a stronger effect. 🛸

Do you prefer the old school, Unc?

Flaming night tree

Nug on dark background with moon(Leaf)

When the sun goes down, Portland gets heavy – like high-THC knockout strains that others like to copy.

Ice cream cake makes tourists scream in first-class cakes. Fresh this cake season:

Since the days of medicine, Oregon has known cookie genetics almost as well as Cali.

  • LOWD unleashes a monster MAC 1; farm wears LOWD
  • Meanwhile, Lemonade PDX serves hot, fresh apple fritters from KNF Farms
  • For an even more unusual dessert, the growers pop onto living earth with Flowersmith banana, biscuit and OG flavors together in banana-cream truffles; start them Eden cannabis
  • The clout is also strong with Fenario Farms’ I95 x G33 x Wilson – a powerful OG / GSC / tropical thing. My goodness!

(Photo by Resinated Lens; Courtesy LOWD)MAC 1 at the branch. (Photo by Resinated Lens; Courtesy LOWD)

For bed, Portlanders continue to pick Chocolate Hashberry – grown by the likes of Longshot, at Floyd’s Fine Cannabis.

OK – you have 20 flavors to pack into a summer that may be 90 days long.

You better come to it!

David Downs

David Downs heads Leafly.com’s news and lifestyle coverage as California Bureau Chief. He has written for WIRED, Rolling Stone and Billboard and is the former cannabis editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and author of several cannabis books, including “Marijuana Harvest” by Ed Rosenthal and David Downs. He is co-host of The Hash podcast. TW: @davidrdowns | IG @daviddowns

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