Hollands Hope Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds

Hollands Hope is a time honoured outdoor strain, one of the very first to be fully acclimatised and grown outdoors in Holland since the early 1980’s....

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Hollands Hope Cannabis Seeds from Dutch Passion Seeds

Hollands Hope is a time honoured outdoor strain, one of the very first to be fully acclimatised and grown outdoors in Holland since the early 1980’s. Hollands Hope is noted for its mold resistance, this is a hardy and reliable variety that is ready for harvest around the end of September or early October after around 8 weeks of flowering.

This is a quality Indica bred to tolerate the Dutch outdoor climate but it will grow well in other outdoor climates. The plants are typically 1-2m tall, this is a heavy yielding Indica strain with a real knockout stone and has been a favourite outdoor strain of ours since the beginning.

Plants can yield anywhere from 100g to 1000g per plant depending on the growing conditions. Be careful not to give too much nutrition to Hollands Hope as it can encourage too many leaves and actually reduce bud production. Buds typically reach 50cm in length and contain small leaves.

Hollands Hope has been a reliable and productive outdoor strain for many years, the smoke is quite sweet and the effect is a heavy, sit-down smoke that will be appreciated by recreational smokers and medical users alike. The stone lasts for a solid couple of hours and many outdoor growers that plant Hollands Hope have done so for many years. At their best the plants develop into a heavy yielding bush with plenty of side growth. This variety comes recommended by a generation of outdoor growers.

Strain FAQ

How have Indica strains evolved?

Indica varieties have survived the harsh, dry climates of Afghanistan, India, and Morocco. This resistance makes them hardy plants that can thrive in poor settings and is said to make them uniquely suitable for indoor cultivation where space and conditions can be managed.

Why are average-yielding cannabis strains said to be more sustainable for legal growers?

Water, nutrients, and light intensity are all reportedly less needed by these kinds of strains. Their sustainability and cost-effectiveness therefore often makes them more attractive than their high-yielding cousins.

Original European cannabis strains face what obstacles today?

Modern breeding for high THC or CBD strains challenges European strains like ruderalis and Swiss landraces. Conservation is essential to preserve these strains' genetic variety as they are able to provide resilience, disease resistance, and climate adaptability.

Do terpene profiles affect mould resistance?

Mold-resistant strains have specific terpene profiles that help them resist mould. Terpenes with antifungal activity in particular can help prevent mould growth.

Strains that finish Beginning of October, any particular terpene profile?

Despite finishing early, these strains have distinct terpene profiles with a vast range of scents and flavours. There is not just one or two common scents that they all have in common!