Durban Poison Feminized

Origin and genetics

A timeless classic whose consumption has spanned over five decades, Durban Poison is a revered landrace/heirloom Sativa strain originating from South Africa’s city of Durban. Although the name may suggest lethal consequences, this pure Sativa provides a smooth experience to help you sail through the day with improved moods, focus, and motivation. Durban Poison boasts THC levels ranging between 19% to 25% and 1% CBD. If you are an avid wake-and-bake kind of person, Durban Poison guarantees to take your experience to the next level.

Flavor, aroma, and appearance

This heirloom strain produces an aroma of a mouthwatering balance of spicy and sweet notes that will keep you anticipating a toke. The smoke is thick, and smooth, and has a sweet flavor comprising citrus (orange and lemon), spicy, and vanilla notes that linger long after the smoking session.

This strain is an accurate representation of Sativa plants. It grows very tall, so growers need to ensure they have enough space to grow or utilize training techniques to limit vertical growth. DP has fat, dense, light green buds that have orange hairs across. A layer of resin engulfs the entire bud, making it sticky to the touch. Durban Poison has for many years been used to make hash and extracts.

Growing

The strain is easy to grow and is resistant to common pests and diseases. Growers need to put in extra effort to achieve the most out of this plant, hence is more suited for intermediate or expert cultivators. To limit its height and maximize yields, try training techniques like SCrOG, topping, super cropping, and Fimming. Durban Poison flowers for 14 to 16 weeks and produces 400 grams/² indoors and 500grams per plant outdoors.

Effects

Taking Durban Poison before starting your day will keep you energized, creative, motivated, and happy. This is the perfect companion when you have a long day or pending projects. The high is solely cerebral and lasts throughout the day.

Medical benefits

Durban Poison is used for pain, depression, stress, and appetite stimulation.