Orange Bud 2.0 feminized Dutch Passion

The origins of Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion

Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion 's legendary citrus genetics . Starting with the celebrated "orange" selection from the Skunk family, the breeding team has refined its stability, improved resin production, and enhanced the ripe orange aroma. The result is a vigorous, more homogeneous photoperiod feminized strain with an updated terpene profile that maintains the classic essence while adding a modern punch in potency and flavor.

Main characteristics

– Improved genetics from a selected Skunk “orange” line, with greater uniformity and vigor 2.0
– Easy-to-handle photoperiod feminized strain with high flowering reliability
– Very intense aromatic profile: orange peel, sweet mandarin, and a clean skunky background
– Agile flowering indoors (short cycle), ideal for frequent rotations
– High production with very dense flowers, full of trichomes and orange pistils
– Excellent response to training techniques (SCROG, SOG, LST, topping)
– Controllable growth habit indoors; outdoors it develops robust, branched structures
– Solid resistance and good performance in temperate and Mediterranean climates
– Modern potency with a cheerful, creative, long-lasting effect

Indoor and outdoor growing methods for Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion

Indoors, she performs at her best with a short vegetative growth period and an early transition to 12/12. She stretches moderately after flowering induction, making it easy to maintain a level canopy. She responds outstandingly to SCROG, quickly filling the entire mesh with even colas.

To maximize bud density, maintain high light intensity, cross-ventilation, and moderate relative humidity during the mid-to-late flowering phase. A balanced nutrition plan, including calcium/magnesium supplementation in soft water and a final root flush, helps to clearly express the citrus profile.

Outdoors, it thrives in sunny locations with aerated substrate rich in organic matter. Its firm structure supports weight well, although preventive staking is recommended for large plants. In humid late-summer areas, low pruning and good air circulation reduce the risk of dense flowers.

Quick growing recommendations:
– Indicative pH: 5.8–6.2 in hydro/coco; 6.2–6.5 in soil
– Indicative EC during flowering: medium, gradually increasing
– RH during flowering: 45–55% (40–45% in the last weeks)
– Temperature: 24–28 °C day / 18–22 °C night
– Highly compatible with SCROG, SOG in small pots and LST to maximize usable surface area

Properties of Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion

Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion Flavor

Crisp orange and tangerine citrus notes predominate , with notes of fresh peel, hints of sweet nectar, and a clean, skunky undertone. Proper drying and curing bring out orange blossom nuances and light creamy tones. Dominant terpenes: limonene , myrcene, ocimene, and beta-caryophyllene, responsible for the juicy, bright character.

Effects of Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion

of the effect is quick , cheerful, and motivating, boosting creativity and sociability without immediate heaviness. The mid-stage brings mental clarity and a lively sense of well-being, followed by a pleasant, yet non-overpowering, body relaxation. The effect is high and sustained; users with low tolerance should use moderate doses.

Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion technical sheet

– Bank: Dutch Passion
– Type: Feminized, photoperiod
– Genetics: “Orange” selection from the Skunk family, optimized version 2.0
– Sativa/Indica ratio: Sativa-dominant balance
– Indoor flowering time: 8–9 weeks (approx.)
– Outdoor harvest (OH): Late September to early October
– Indoor yield: 450–600 g/m² (optimal conditions and SCROG recommended)
– Outdoor yield: Tall, large plants with training
– Approximate height: 80–120 cm indoors; 150–220 cm outdoors
– THC: High (guideline range 20–26%)
– CBD: Low
– Structure: Well-branched, very dense buds with orange pistils
– Flowering scent: Intense; Indoor carbon filtration recommended
– Featured terpenes: Limonene, myrcene, ocimene, beta-caryophyllene
– Compatible techniques: SCROG, SOG, LST, topping, main-lining
– Preferred climate: Temperate/Mediterranean; performs well in mid-summer
– Available sizes: 1, 3, 5, and 10 seeds

Frequently Asked Questions about Orange Bud 2.0 Dutch Passion

How is Orange Bud 2.0 different from the classic Orange Bud?
Version 2.0 maintains the citrus character and reliability of the original line, with improvements in consistency, potency, resin production, and aromatic definition.

Is it suitable for beginner growers?
Yes. It's easy to manage and tolerates minor errors, as long as the humidity during flowering is controlled according to the density of the flowers.

How long does it take to complete flowering indoors?
It's usually ready in about 8–9 weeks from the switch to 12/12, depending on the phenotype and conditions.

How do I maximize the orange aroma?
Avoid excess nitrogen during late flowering, maintain a slow drying time (18–20°C, 50–55% RH), and cure in containers with controlled air exchange.

Can it be grown outdoors in cooler climates?
Yes, as long as it receives full sun and good ventilation. In very humid areas, pruning indoors and monitoring humidity are recommended at the end of summer.

Which training works best?
It excels in SCROG and LST due to its branching and response to canopy control. Early topping helps to homogenize queues.

Does it smell strong during flowering?
The aroma is strong. Indoors, use quality carbon filters and check the tightness of the extraction system.

What purchase formats is it available in?
In packs of 1, 3, 5, and 10 feminized seeds.