Durban Poison feminized Dutch Passion

He arrived in Holland from South Africa and, in the 70s, he intersected for many years. With each generation, the Durban Poison adapted more and more to the rain and wind conditions of northern Europe. During the reproduction process, some genetics indicates unknown have crossed with the Durban. Initially, it shows wide -style leaves indicates but the growth pattern allows the domain to appear at the end with long flowers crossed by thin sativa style sheets.

Inside, Durban Poison is ready for harvest after 8 or 9 weeks, abroad it can reach 2 or 3 meters high and is collected at the beginning of autumn. With sufficient root space, Durban develops strong side branches that will support heavy resinous flowers. The development of the plant, the appearance of the harvest and the stimulating and energizing rush are typically sativa. The Durban Poison has a haze and spicy flavor with touches of anise, liquor and nails. Often, the buds are dark green and mold resistant and pests. It is a very powerful plant, constant and with good yields.