Dutch Dragon Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

Dutch Dragon is an all-rounder Sativa-leaning hybrid strain.

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In short

Dutch Dragon is an all-rounder Sativa-leaning hybrid strain. It is one of the in-demand strains in the market for its dual purpose, recreational and medicinal. It contains an average THC level ranging from 16-20%. It brings positive bodily buzz that has limitless medicinal properties. It relieves all types of pains and discomforts, even the extreme ones. Furthermore, the strain’s first release in 1994 has been the start of its fame up to this date. This double-hitter is sweet, fruity, sour, and citrus combined to create an appetizing weed. It is a complicated strain to grow, but your efforts will never be put to waste, as the yields can be really huge in a matter of time.

THC16-20%CBD 0.1%

Flowering9-12 weeksFrom seed

Indoor yield500G/m² indoor, 1000G/plant outdoorTrained plants, good LED

Height90-275 cmIndoors

HarvestMid-OctoberOutdoors in Canada

Grow difficulty EasyModerateDifficult Moderate

What are the Flavor and Effects of Dutch Dragon Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds?

Dutch Dragon has a remarkable sweet and citrus aroma with a hint of orange undertone. But it most notable for its tangerine smell. It combines plenty of different flavors, like the sugary sweet with a sour taste. Inhaling the smoke gives off a more citrus, tangerine-like taste that resembles a glass of fresh lemon juice.

The strain has a 16-20% THC level that can put one from a happy and positive disposition to a state of tranquility. The powerful, potent cerebral and physical effects can last for several hours. The blissful high can take your troublesome mind away. The euphoric and dreamy state is evident after a few hits, and it instantly induces an upbeat and happier state of mind. Moderate smoking does not lead to couchlock, allowing you to enjoy the high and take on tasks one at a time. The physical Indica high is great for times when you need to chill out.

What are the Medical Benefits of Dutch Dragon Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds?

The strain’s medical properties have a lot to offer to marijuana patients. It is smoked to fight against arthritis, migraines, multiple sclerosis, and other bodily pains and discomforts. Severe cases like chronic pain and chronic stress are easily alleviated with a few tokes from this strain. It is also prescribed to patients suffering from depression, PTSD, anxiety, bipolar disorders, and stress as soon as your mind enters the next level of happiness and relaxation.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Dutch Dragon Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

Dutch Dragon triggers dizziness, anxiety, and paranoia, especially in higher doses. The usual dry mouth and dry eyes are experienced during the high, so always keep artificial tears nearby and quench yourself with more water during and after smoking.

How to Grow Dutch Dragon Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds?

Dutch Dragon is a tricky one to cultivate. Its Sativa genes shared the plant’s height that can be very tall between 90-275 cm at most. This versatile plant grows and flowers in 9-12 weeks and produces significant yields of elegant buds. Dutch Dragon Auto can be grown indoors and outdoors.

Indoors, the plant will need bigger vertical space to perform well. It is best to put the plants in 12/12 earlier in the vegetative stage. It is known to grow tall, so trimming and pruning are recommended to manage vertical growth. Breeders can reap up to 500 grams of elongated and gorgeously looking buds spiraling around its long and elegant branches. The outdoor environment is where this auto version thrives best as it can grow independently and uncontrolled. Its origins in South Africa have a warm and sunny environment. Mimicking its preferred climate can boost yield up to 1000 grams per plant by mid-October.