Cannabis Culture and Laws in Switzerland

Navigating Switzerland's cannabis scene requires caution and knowledge to avoid scams and legal issues.

### Navigating the Cannabis Scene in Switzerland: A Guide for Travelers and Locals
* 🌄 This video provides insights for both travelers and locals in Switzerland who are interested in **enjoying cannabis in scenic locations** like the mountains or while **savoring fondue**.
* ⚖ In Switzerland, CBD weed with less than 1% THC is legal and widely available, but it **won't provide a high**; for that, one must seek the **black market** while being cautious of **legal repercussions**.
* 🚓 Possession of under 10 grams will result in **confiscation without severe penalties**, but having more can lead to police investigations for **potential selling**.
* 💵 Smoking weed in public can incur a **$100 fine**, so it's advisable to **avoid illegal activities and seek alternatives**.
* 🤝 For those looking to buy weed, it's relatively easy to find; locals can often **connect you with a dealer**, while tourists might **approach likely smokers for assistance**.
* 💰 Prices typically range from **5 Swiss Francs for 0.5 grams** to **50 Francs for 5 grams**, with the average cost being around **10 Francs per gram**, but beware of scams charging **over 14 Francs**.
* 🌱 The quality of weed varies, with tourists potentially encountering **lower quality** unless they know the right contacts, and caution is advised against synthetic cannabis, which poses **serious risks**.
* 💬 The video encourages viewers to engage by **liking, subscribing, and commenting**, as the creator enjoys **reading audience feedback**.

[Music] Hi guys, and welcome back to another video. Today, I want to talk about weed in Switzerland. This video is for people who are maybe intending to travel to Switzerland and would like to smoke some joints in the very nice mountains we have here or enjoy their fondue while they are high. It's also for people who live in Switzerland and maybe are new to the cannabis scene and don't want to get scammed, and it's, of course, for people who are interested in Switzerland and the laws about cannabis. I've lived and smoked weed in Switzerland for a long time, so I know what I'm talking about. At first, let's talk about the legal situation. CBD weed with less than one percent THC is legal in Switzerland. You can buy it in pretty much any store, but if you want to get high, I would really not recommend you to buy it because it just won't get you high. If you buy the real deal on the black market, you have to watch out for the police if you have

under 10 grams on you, and you get caught. They will just confiscate the weed you have and leave you alone. But if you have over 10 grams of weed on you, they will start investigating if you're maybe selling it. Another immensely important thing is to not get caught by the police while smoking weed in public because you will get a hundred dollar fine for it. Of course, I would never recommend to you to do something illegal, just don't buy weed in Switzerland. But if you want to anyway, now I'm gonna explain to you how to buy weed in Switzerland. It's really very easy to obtain weed in Switzerland. I always like to say, Give me five bucks and five minutes, and I will organize you something to smoke. Everybody in Switzerland has weed. If you live in Switzerland, you probably know someone who smokes weed, and you can just ask them for their plug's number. But if you are a tourist, for example, I would really recommend you to approach strangers who look like they might smoke weed. It is quite common in Switzerland, so most

people won't call the police on you. No, nobody will call the police on you if you ask them politely if they can sell you some weed. Most people will only sell you about maybe a gram or 0.5 grams, but maybe they will redirect you to a dealer if you want to buy some larger amounts. So now let's talk about the price and the most common quantities of weed you will buy in Switzerland. At first, for five bucks, that is the rauhi, and it's about an amount for a joint or about 0.5 grams. It's just a little amount of weed. For 20 bucks, you can buy a 20, and that's 2 grams. And of course, for 50 bucks, you can buy a fufi, which is 5 grams of weed. A fufi is probably the most common amount of weed you will buy from a dealer in general. The price is about 10 Swiss Francs per gram, and if someone charges you more than 14 francs per gram

They are probably trying to scam you soon, though, so don't buy from them unless they have a very good reasoning. Let's talk about the quality of weed. In my personal opinion, the quality of the weed I've been getting has been pretty high, but of course, if you're a new tourist and maybe don't know the right people, you might be getting some lower quality. What you also have to look out for is synthetic cannabis. This is a new trend, I think pretty specific to Switzerland, where people will buy large amounts of CBD flowers and spray synthetic cannabinoids onto them and sell it as normal weed. And those synthetic cannabinoids can really mess you up. I hope you enjoyed the video. Consider to like and subscribe and leave a comment. I love to read your comments, so see you in the next one.

A guide to Swiss Weed(How to Smoke in Switzerland)

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CBD weed with less than 1% THC is legal in Switzerland and widely available, but it won't get you high.

The black market for weed exists, with the police only confiscating under 10 grams and investigating for more.

Smoking weed in public can result in a $100 fine, and it's easy to obtain weed in Switzerland by asking locals or approaching strangers who might smoke.

It's unlikely that people will call the police if you politely ask to buy weed.

5 grams for $5, 2 grams for $20, and 5 grams (the most common amount) for $50.

The average price is around 10 Swiss Francs per gram, with charges over 14 Francs considered high.

Be cautious of potential scams when buying weed, especially from unfamiliar sources.

The quality of weed can vary, with tourists at risk of getting lower quality.

Watch out for synthetic cannabis, a troubling trend in Switzerland, where CBD flowers are sprayed with synthetic cannabinoids and sold as normal weed.