Frisian Duck

Frisian Duck by Dutch Passion is a plant with magnificent qualities, one of which is the fact that it doesn’t look like a typical cannabis plant, making it much more discreet than other plants. Its leaves have a much more oval-like shape, and its “duck foot” shape allow it to pass under the radar to unsuspecting eyes.

Indoors it does well, as it doesn’t really grow that much and you should be able to keep it perfectly under control. It can go a bit yellow towards the end of the flowering period, but that’s just how this strain grows so there’s no need to worry. It takes just 60 days to finish flowering. This plant is relatively easy to grow; with minimal care and regular nutrient dosages you can get up to 200g with 6 plants per square meter under 600w lights.

Outdoors you’ll see it grow wide and willowy, especially if you give it enough root space to grow properly. Frisian Duck is one of this bank’s most polemic strains, as many users claim that it doesn’t have the same amount of resin nor potency than the rest of the plants in Dutch Passion’s seed bank. It’s still a very good option for those that don’t want their plants noticed easily, and you can get up to 400g per strain – it should be ready towards mid-September.

Its flavor makes for a fresh experience, and it has a marked citric-pine flavor, although some phenotypes have Haze aromas. It gives a refreshing mental high, allowing you to go about your daily business.

• Sativa/Indica: 50/50%
• Flowering: 55-60 days indoors, beginning of September outdoors.
• Height: 1-1.5m indoors, 2.5m outdoors.