THC-Victory Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds

Dutch Passion stands for innovation. Our past accomplishments, including inventing feminised seeds, made us the pioneers we are today. Now we proudly present th...

$38.19

THC-Victory Cannabis Seeds from Dutch Passion Seeds

Dutch Passion stands for innovation. Our past accomplishments, including inventing feminised seeds, made us the pioneers we are today. Now we proudly present the next successful project!

After several attempts Dutch Passion have a stabilised THCV rich variety, the first one on the market. THC-Victory is a unique plant with a 1:1 ratio of THC and THC-V, the long sought-after, new cannabinoid. THCV short for tetrahydrocannabivarin is of great medical interest in several fields. Usually THCV is an antagonist for THC, slightly suppressing the effects. THCV is usually a very minor component in most cannabis varieties. More medical research is required to discover the full potential of THCV.

THC-Victory is a medium sized variety and can be slow during early vegetative growth. After the 3rd internode she picks up speed and vigour. Yield is average, terpenes lean towards the citrus side of the spectrum. The trichomes contain a roughly even amount of THC and THCV, around 6-8% of each.

Large Yield
11 weeks
Sativa
Special Cannabinoids
Indoor
Medium
6-8%

Strain FAQ

Does cannabis have various citrus flavours?

Yes, citrus-flavored cannabis strains can taste like lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit. Each strain's citrus character depends on its terpenes.

Do strains listed as suitable for outdoor growth have resistance to pests and diseases?

Being out in the wild, outdoor cannabis strains face a barrage of environmental stressors, from bugs to fluctuating weather. This tough love from Mother Nature prompts them to ramp up their production of terpenes and cannabinoids, which serve as their shield against these threats. It's a fascinating survival strategy that not only makes the plants hardier but is also said to improve the aroma and flavor of the buds!

Do 12/12 photoperiod cannabis strains have a lot of genetic variability?

Some 12/12 photoperiod strains are like cannabis chameleons, adapting to varied lighting conditions without affecting growth or blooming. Their versatility makes them particularly hardy in different environments.

Why do many people prefer strains with a medium-flowering time?

For those seeking yield and potency, 56–90-day-flowering seeds are said to be ideal. This timeframe reportedly allows the plant to completely express its genetic potential, providing a good turnaround without compromising harvest quality or quantity.

What attracts legal cultivators to mid-range THC strains?

It has been commonly reported that these strains are more adaptive to many temperatures and legal growing circumstances than high-THC strains. They are therefore popular with legal growers seeking hardy and adaptable plants due to their flexibility and potential medicinal and recreational effects.