Growing Thai Weed

Growing Thai Cannabis

Of course, Thai weed is also the kind you should be growing if you fancy having a go at making your own Thai Sticks. Hugely popular during the 60s and 70s, it’s simply a case of taking the stickiest, most premium buds of all and skewering them on stems. The buds were then usually tied in place using string, referred to by producers and users as ‘Rasta Hair’. Making DIY Thai Stick might not improve the weed itself in any way, but if you’re out for a blast from the past, it’s a fun project to play with!

As you’ve probably seen, you’re not going to get far with Thai weed if you don’t have plenty of vertical space. These plants tower above the 300cm mark and require subtropical conditions to hit their peak. However, the reward can be THC content in the region of 22%, not to mention massive buds of up to 30cm in length.

Indoor growing is certainly possible with a good setup and plenty of pruning. This way, you’ll be looking at reduced yields of around 400g for each square metre, with flowering times in the region of 11 weeks.

In short, Thai weed promises an experience that is unlike any other and not to be missed. And of course, the satisfaction of growing your own is pretty much self-explanatory.

Buy Thai Cannabis Seeds

Thai is sold under a few names, all of which have Thai in the title, as there are a number of Breeders who sell their own phenotype of this classic strain. There are also a number of crosses too, so it is worth looking into other varieties. One of the best and most renowned seed is Wild Thailand by World of Seeds.