Moby Dick Photoperiod
- THC 26%
- Temps de floraison 63 days
- Rendement 400 g/m²
Génétique: White Widow x Haze
Moby Dick Photoperiod : arbre généalogique
- Parents
- Haze × White Widow
- Grands-parents
- Brazilian South Indian
- Landraces d'origine
- Brazilian South Indian
Généalogie déclarée par les banques de graines : elles ne sont pas toujours d'accord.
Tableau comparatif des prix — Moby Dick Photoperiod
| Vendor | 5 Graines | 25 Graines |
|---|---|---|
Mr Hanf
Meilleur prix
|
34,50 € 6,90 € / graine | 139,00 € 5,56 € / graine |
Description de Seed Stockers
Moby Dick Genetics and Profile
Moby Dick is a powerhouse hybrid born from the cross between White Widow and a Haze lineage. This genetic combination results in a plant that offers a perfect balance of sativa-driven energy and sturdy, resinous flower production. The resulting buds are renowned for their candy-like sweetness, featuring distinct notes of vanilla and citrus.
Sensory Experience and Effects
Users frequently describe the experience of Moby Dick as a bright, heady lift that fosters a sense of euphoria without the heavy sedation often associated with high-potency hybrids. It is prized for its ability to provide a clear-minded, uplifting sensation, making it an ideal choice for creative projects or daytime use where a sharp, energizing focus is required.
The aromatic and flavor profile is defined by:
- Flavors: Citrus, Vanilla, and Sweet
- Terpenes: Phellandrene, Myrcene, and Limonene
Cultivation Characteristics
Moby Dick is a versatile photoperiod hybrid suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. It is known for its relatively quick flowering time of 63 days and its ability to produce heavy, resin-coated yields. In indoor settings, it maintains a medium height of 100–150cm with expected yields between 350–450 g/m². Outdoor growers can expect heights reaching up to 250cm with yields ranging from 400–700 g/plant.
Due to the weight of the resinous flowers, cultivators often employ standard training techniques like topping or SCROG to ensure proper light penetration and structural support. It thrives in controlled indoor environments as well as Mediterranean-style outdoor climates, typically reaching harvest in the autumn months.
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