Frisian Duck

The Frisian Duck has the following qualities:

• A unique appearance in the world.
• High resistance, especially outdoors.
• Performance that leaves nothing to be desired.

What is the genetics of Dutch Passion Frisian Duck?

To obtain the Frisian Duck, two varieties come into play: the DucksFoot, which transmitted its unique foliage to the world, and the Frisian Dew which brings vigor to the cross. These genes guarantee great resistance but also discretion in terms of the general appearance of the plants. It is a genetic that adapts perfectly to outdoor crops where the result will be good every time. Outdoor culture enthusiasts will have a substantial production of beautiful purple flowers in their hands.

Behavior of the Frisian Duck in growth and flowering

The leaves of the Frisian Duck are more than surprising, they look like duck feet. There is nothing abnormal about this variety which can be camouflaged among other plants, in a vegetable patch for example. It is therefore the perfect cannabis plant for growers, beginners or not, who have no choice but to remain discreet because of the neighborhood. It can be grown indoors but its yield may be slightly lower. The height of the plants can reach up to 3 meters outdoors. It reaches maturity in just 8 weeks of flowering, 9 maximum, without causing any major problems. Its magnificent purple-colored flowers are a little more airy than average, but this is to better resist bad weather conditions, especially at the end of flowering.

Production of Frisian Duck flowers

Beyond its special appearance and in terms of yield, the Frisian Duck is far from being left behind and will provide you with a beautiful quality harvest. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced grower, you will get an average of 500 grams per square meter. Its resistance is the guarantee of a good result, even in guerilla and with little care.

Frisian Duck strain terpene description

The discretion of the Frisian Duck does not stop at its appearance. Its smell also remains camouflaged but is no less interesting. It releases aromas of forest, mixing pine and berries, punctuated with light touches of citrus. We could describe the tasting of the Frisian Duck as a gentle walk in the shade of a pine forest, both fruity and spicy. These flavors are timeless and will never tire you, at any time of the day.

The effects of Frisian Duck cannabis

The consumption of Frisian Duck lends itself to many occasions. Its effect remains moderate and manageable, those less accustomed to it will appreciate that this strain does not turn them off. It can therefore be smoked or vaporized in the morning and throughout the day without any problem. It allows you to function completely normally while being relaxed and in a good mood. The high is not overly long-lasting and will suit both seasoned and casual users who enjoy the magic of cannabis without feeling overwhelmed.

Growing tips for Frisian Duck

Care for growing the Frisian Duck is within everyone's reach. It doesn't even require defoliation to optimize yield and performs very well in Sea of Green. It even resists colder zones where most genetics suffer from low temperatures or high humidity. The Frisian Duck will be the most fulfilled when it is grown outdoors, whether in pots, in the ground or in a greenhouse for the cooler regions. In guerrillas it is one of the most robust and will be among the best options for this type of culture, where it will blend into the vegetation like a chameleon.

Frisian Duck seeds review

Connoisseurs love this Frisian Duck genetics from the Dutch Passion bank, which also has its autoflowering version for even greater ease of cultivation. It is productive, undetectable and very pleasant to consume, where the effect will not be destructive but on the contrary subtle and pleasant. If you want a beautiful harvest of purple flowers without anyone noticing, the Frisian Duck is waiting for you.

Frisian Duck Features:

• Bank: Dutch Passion.
• Gender: Feminized.
• Genotype: Hybrid.
• Genetics: Frisian Dew x DucksFoot.
• Flowering: 8 weeks.
• Harvest: Early October.
• Indoor production: 400-500g/m2.
• Outdoor height: 2-3 meters.
• Flavor: Pine, berries.
• Aroma: Spicy, fruity, citrus.
• Effect: Light, well-being.
• THC: Medium.