Coffeeshop Classics - Holland's Hope Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Ceres Seeds

Mold-resistant strain for Northern climates. Easy to grow, great for beginners, and yields solid harvests.

$8.98

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Coffeeshop Classics - Holland's Hope Cannabis Seeds from Ceres Seeds

For a long time Holland's Hope was the only variety that could resist the Dutch rain. due to its famous and much-appreciated mould resistance, this strain is ideal for the Northern Hemisphere, which often suffers from a lack of varieties that can tackle the climate. Holland’s Hope has remained as one of the best suited outdoor varieties.

Holland’s Hope combines excellent growing qualities with a great smoking experience. The plant grows easily and is relatively low-maintenance. Holland's Hope is the perfect choice for beginners, as well as experts. It gives a solid harvest with long colas that will make you go bananas. Holland’s Hope is really a sweet strain to spice up your day with.

- Feminized seeds
- Indica x Sativa crossing
- Indoor flowering time: 55 - 65 days
- Indoor yield: 0.85 - 1 gram per watt of light
- Outdoor harvesting: Early October
- Outdoor yield: Depending on climate

Strain FAQ

What makes beginner-friendly cannabis strains easier than others?

Beginner strains generally have balanced effects and don't require a great deal of work, making them excellent for newbies. Auto-flowering types' resistance to environmental stressors and pests, as well as their simpler legal growth conditions make them a common choice.

How varied are mold-resistant cannabis strains?

Besides mould resistance, these strains vary in THC and CBD levels, flavour profiles, and impacts. This ensures a variety of mould-resistant strains for every possible preference.

What role does selective breeding play in greenhouse strain development?

Breeders for greenhouse cultivation obviously select traits that thrive in that environment. They generally select strains with compact growth to fit more plants and early blooming to match the greenhouse's light schedule.