Why

We want to highlight the benefits of growing your own cannabis for personal use, whether it’s recreational, medical, therapeutically, or a combination of all those.

What

With the HomeGrown Cup, we lean on an old tradition of celebrating the bi-annual agriculture harvests at the end of the seasons.

When & Where

The 5th edition of the HomeGrown Cup will be held on June 15, 2019, in Tilburg (the Netherlands).

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).

Can I buy tickets to this event?

There are no public tickets available (or judge packs for sale). However, competitors must pay 50 euros per entry (max 3, in different categories) to enter.

How much do I need to enter?

You could find the quantities in the registration form, which is no longer available since we’re full. You cannot send in your entry, but you hand it in on the day before at a location which will be communicated after your registration has been confirmed.

Can I bring a friend?

Judging is a hard job and takes all day. You can bring a friend for free if you enter two categories, or bring two friends if you enter three categories. You can bring a friend if you enter one category too, but then it costs 30 euros extra on top of your entry fee. For these 30 euros, you get an additional t-shirt, goodie bag and food and drinks.

Is this event in Amsterdam?

No, the HomeGrown Cup is not held in Amsterdam for various reasons. In 2019 the cup takes place again in Tilburg, which has plenty of cheap accommodations available for the weekend. But the event finishes early enough for you to drive home or even take the train back home.

‘Het leuke van een evenement als de Homegrown Cup is het contact met de andere deelnemers.’

Derrick Bergman, Highlife Magazine 2019

‘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)

‘Een evenement waar amateurs, coffeeshops, cannabis social clubs, zadenbanken en growshops het tegen elkaar opnemen in een strijd om de beste wiet (en de beste hasj en concentraten ook tegenwoordig).

Mediwietsite (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)