EEP - 75% Strawberry

EEP by Helvetic Seeds is a cross between (Erdbeerli x Erdbeerli) and Purpurea 09 - with this cross Helvetic is almost on target to have the famous Erdbeerli aka Strawberry again as the grower used to know it. This cannabis strain is easy to grow outdoors and indoors, the plants smell extremely delicious of strawberries and they are great to grow even in higher areas.

EEP is a 75% Erdbeerli, the phenotypes are more and more similar to the original, legendary Swiss Strawberry that has so many gardeners enthusiastically many years ago. At the moment, two phenotypes can be distinguished in the EEP: a squat, indica-heavy plant and a larger one with more sativa. The leaves, the stems and the hairs have a red color that is genetically determined and also inherited from the strawberry. The Helvetic breeder, who specifically takes care of the Strawberry and Courtesy crosses, has done a great job here.

• Lineage: (Erdbeerli x Erdbeerli) x Purpurea 09
• Genetics: mostly Indica
• Flowering: 8 weeks
• Smell: strawberry, with a hint of earthiness
• THC: 19%

• Helvetic Seeds: Preserving Classic Strains from Switzerland’s Grow Scene

Helvetic Seeds is a Swiss-based collective focused on saving and sharing cannabis genetics that have been around for decades. Their work centers on rare strains developed by local growers before laws and limits changed the scene. This group puts their energy into keeping these lines alive with no shortcuts in the process.

Quick Facts

Location: Switzerland

Focus: Preserving original Swiss cannabis genetics

Types Available: Regular and photoperiod strains

Well Known For: Erdbeerli, Jurabeeri, Purpurea 09

Works Well For: Growers who value older strains with clear, natural origins

Some of their better-known genetics include Strawberry, Jurabeeri, and Purpurea 09, a mostly sativa variety that holds strong historical value. Each seed comes from careful breeding aimed at keeping the character of the original lines. If you are looking for something from the past with a story behind it, Helvetic Seeds is worth exploring.