Double Dutch Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Serious Seeds

Double Dutch was originally developed by Gerrit from Magus Genetics in the first decade of the twenty first century. Double Dutch is a stable cross between a Wa...

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Double Dutch Cannabis Seeds from Serious Seeds

Double Dutch was originally developed by Gerrit from Magus Genetics in the first decade of the twenty first century. Double Dutch is a stable cross between a Warlock male and a pre-2000 Chronic female. During the vegetative growth, Double Dutch shows its Indica side with its wide leaves, heavy stem and a bushy growth pattern. During the flowering stage Double Dutch produces giant Sativa-like buds, like its mother the Chronic. All tips of the plant that receive sufficient light will form huge dense buds similar to elongated popcorn balls. Double Dutch side-branches must be staked due to their extraordinary heavy weight. This variety performs well in bio, coco and hydro mediums. The Double Dutch aroma is similar to a pleasant fruity wildflower scent. The effect while smoking is complex and strong; the cerebral high and pleasant bodily effect presented this plant with several awards. In combination with its huge yield this strain is a must try for all Serious growers.

Awards: 4 awards
Type: F1-hybrid, mostly Indica
Recommended veg. time seedlings: ~5 weeks
Indoor flowering time: 55 - 65 daysIndoor yield: 5-- gr/m2 or more
Outdoor/Greenhouse harvest time: late October

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