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HomeGrown Cup 2025 Weekender

We’re calling on all European growers and extractors to sign up for The HomeGrown Cup 2025 Weekender with their indoor grown creations and compete against each other at a stunning location in the south of the Netherlands.

For the third time, we’ll have a camping area available for participants who’d like to stay over and make the most of the weekend.

Fees to enter

Competitors must pay 150 euros per entry to enter the HomeGrown Cup 2024 Weekender. For each entry, you get a judge pack. For every entry, you also get a goodiebag including a t-shirt. And of course access to the venue, food, non-alcoholic drinks, the awards ceremony, Want a hoodie with Mossy Giant print too? Tick the box in the registration form to reserve one!

Can I buy tickets to this event?

LIke the previous Weekendes, a limited amount of tickets for July 28th (Sunday) will be available for the public. This will give you access to the venue, food, non-alcoholic drinks and the awards ceremony. To buy tickets, head to the ticketshop.

NEW: Professional tickets for industry professionals will give you access to the venue on Saturday AND Sunday and includes food, non-alcoholic drinks, and access to the awards ceremony. To buy tickets, head to the ticketshop.

How much do I need to enter?

You can find the quantities in the registration form. You cannot send in your entry through the post/shipping. After your registration is confirmed through email, we will communicate how and when you bring your entry (or multiple) and pay your registration fee.

Where is the Instagram account?

If you’ve been following the HomeGrown Cup for a while, you may have noticed our Instagram account @homegrowncup, which we’ve built up to over 15,000 followers over more than 10 years, has been disabled on May 28th and will be permanently deleted. We explain more about it in this blogpost.

HomeGrown Cup History

  • 2015 saw the first edition of the HomeGrown Cup, leaning on an old tradition of celebrating the annual agriculture harvest at the end of the season.
  • The 2016 edition was held on December 17, 2016 in Eindhoven (the Netherlands).
  • The 2017 edition was held on December 2nd, in Tilburg (the Netherlands).
  • The 2018 edition was held on December 15 in Eindhoven (the Netherlands).
  • In 2019 we did two cups in one year for the first time, on June 15th and December 21st.
  • In 2020, due to the COVID pandemic we did the HomeGrown Cup 2020: Home Edition.
  • In 2021 we did an Indoor & Outdoor event in December.
  • In 2022 we organised two events: in the summer for indoor, and in the winter for outdoor.
  • In the summer of 2023 we organised for the first time a multiple days event: The HomeGrown Cup 2023 Weekender.
  • In the winter of 2023, on December 16, the winter edition solely for outdoor grown weed and extracts took place.
  • In the summer of 2024 the second edition of The HomeGrown Cup 2024 Weekender took place on July 27 & 28
  • In the winter of 2024, the first ‘HomeGrown Cup 2024 Coffeeshop Crawl’ took place on December 14 & 15.
  • On the 28th of May our Instagram account @homegrowncup with over 15.000 followers got permantely banned and deleted. Read more about it in this blogpost.

HomeGrown Cup in the Media

‘Au cœur de notre communauté en constante évolution, la HomeGrown Cup se distingue comme un événement attirant cultivateurs et passionnés de toute l’Europe.’

La HomeGrown Cup, championnat d’Europe des cultivateurs (2023)

‘Een big shout out naar de organisatie om het dit jaar mogelijk te maken en growers een podium te geven.’

Gweedo over zijn HomeGrown Cup ‘Home’ Edition deelname, cannabisindustrie.nl (2021)

‘The 2017 HomeGrown Cup was a perfect example of how cannabis goes beyond healing individuals and can heal communities, too.’

Bill Griffin, Marijuana Times (2017)

‘At a secret location in the Dutch city of Eindhoven last month, around 70 cannabis growers, concentrate producers, and cannaseurs gathered to take part in the second annual Homegrown Cup. Their charge: Judge entries in four different categories: outdoor, indoor, traditional hash, and concentrates. (…)’

Derrick Bergman, Leafly (2017)

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HomeGrown Cup History

HomeGrown Cup 2023 Weekender
HomeGrown Cup 2022 Winter Edition outdoor only
HomeGrown Cup 2022 Summer Edition
HomeGrown Cup 2021
HomeGrown Cup 2020 Home Edition