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Durban Poison ®

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Indoor

8.5 weeks

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Sativa Dominant

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Dutch Passion original Durban Poison® is a classic outdoor and indoor variety, tough enough for outdoor growing in extreme Northern/Southern latitudes. She was brought to Holland from South Africa and was inbred over many years during the 70’s. With each generation Durban Poison® became increasingly adapted to the windy and rainy conditions of Northern Europe. During the breeding process some unknown indica genetics have been crossed with Durban. Durban may initially show wide indica style leaves but the growth pattern allows the sativa dominance to show by the end with long blooms pierced by slim sativa-style leaves.

Durban Poison® is ready to harvest after 8-9 weeks indoors. Outdoors she can reach 2-3 metres tall and is harvested around the start of Autumn. With enough root space Durban develops strong side branches which will carry heavy resinous blooms. The plant development, harvest appearance and energising, uplifting high are typically sativa. Durban Poison® has a spicy, hazy taste with hints of aniseed, liquorice and cloves. The buds are often dark green and resistant to mold and pests. Very potent and consistent with good yields.

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Customer feedback (20)

On 11-05-2017 at 10:24u Eddy wrote:
Michael, 10th May 2017. Sounds like a great plan for the summer! The autos are proving to be increasingly popular for a source of mid summer harvest. And the photoperiods should deliver a heavy autumn crop. Good luck and best wishes from the team!

On 10-05-2017 at 22:10u Michael wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply very professional! I grew 2 auto mazars last year outdoor and they were excellent! I'm very excited to grow your photo periods this year! I will be growing 1 durban poison (Because of your quick reply!), and 1 hollands hope (very excited for this one!) Both in 15 gallon pots. I will also be growing 2 autos again, durban auto & auto cookies, I'm sure they'll perform just as good as your excellent auto maker.

On 10-05-2017 at 10:21u Eddy wrote:
Michael, 9th May 2017. Grown indoors, you would expect to see THC around 20% but CBD would typically be 1% or below, this is not a CBD rich variety. Grown outdoors, THC could be lower if conditions are not optimum, but its difficult to guess what THC levels would be from an outdoor grow due to the large variations in conditions.

On 09-05-2017 at 18:38u Michael wrote:
What are the thc and cbd levels of this plant on average?

On 05-04-2017 at 12:28u Manny wrote:
Having grown up in SA, I love me some DP. The best form is when all the pestles go red, they call it Rooi baard (red beard), it is almost treated as a strain on its own.

On 15-12-2016 at 06:00u Trontreez wrote:
Very appreciated strain! The most vigorous and easy to grow strain I have ever encounter. Grows squat with fat Indica leaves initially and progresses to a more classical Sativa appearance as it matures. Lovely licorice or anise aroma during flower but mine cured to a more lemon aroma. High is admittedly mild, with an initial uplifting burst of energy followed by relaxation and some sedative effect, but relatively long lasting. The first time I tried it with a vaporiser had me busting kung-fu moves in the air! It's a great strain when you want to take the edge off things but still lets you go out and face the outside world without feeling self-conscious or paranoid. You can see my grow currently image 10 of 23.

On 13-05-2016 at 15:25u Eddy wrote:
Craig, 13th May 2016. No, its still the original. Maybe your growing skills improved over the years :-)

On 13-05-2016 at 04:40u Craig wrote:
Hi, Love Durban by Dutch Passion, I Have a question, Has The strain been reworked?(2013-2016) Because I grew some out about 3 months ago and the buds seem twice as strong then I remember back in 2000? Good work DP.

On 02-05-2016 at 17:22u Dan wrote:
Finally I been looking for Durban poison for the last 10 yrs. I love the licorish taste. Many. Many!! Imitators

On 25-01-2016 at 09:28u Eddy - Dutch Passion wrote:
twiggy, sativa varieties do stretch and there is little that can be done about it. One option is to top the plant, or cut off the growing tip a few weeks after germination. This will produce a bushier plant that will not be so tall

On 24-01-2016 at 14:03u Twiggy wrote:
Is is better to flower from seed with sativa plants? As I always seem to get lots of stretch.

On 26-11-2015 at 08:03u Eddy - Dutch Passion wrote:
Empress. Any of our outdoor varieties would do well there. And probably all of our 'indoor' varieties would do really well. Autos would give you several successive crops per year. Personally I would look at Passion #1, Durban Poison and maybe OutLaw. Good luck

On 25-11-2015 at 17:16u Empress wrote:
Living in Jamaica 5 years now. The smoke here looks good but the strength is weak. I want to try and grow my own bud outdoors. what would you recommend?

On 12-07-2015 at 18:51u Raz wrote:
Is it too late 'June' to grow this in cold wet Ireland.? Is south,& south west facing best to grow outdoors?

On 31-10-2014 at 03:08u Joe wrote:
Looking to by seeds, looking for relaxed happy high

On 26-04-2013 at 20:49u David wrote:
Very good choice for temerate climate, one of my favourite ones. I grow her for last four years and there never was a problem with mold or any disease. Easy recomended!

On 16-11-2012 at 22:59u Nobody wrote:
I use Durban Poison for depression/ macular degeneration (dry type). I find that it gives you an up feeling that lasts a long time and cheers you up. I know this sounds unbelievable, but I swear my vision is much better and my concentration is better after medicating with it. One other important aspect is that I have no lingering after effects after indulging in this medicinal herb.

On 04-10-2012 at 16:56u Funkmaster wrote:
i love Durban poison... it alwas rewords hard work ;)

On 13-08-2012 at 22:34u Samonz wrote:
I had some that was grown in hydro and indoors, a very nice smoke indeed with a wonderfull aroma when ready. Recommended.

On 11-04-2012 at 09:44u The greenhouser wrote:
my mate says Durban Poison will grow outdoors in the UK but I ran her in my greenhouse to be safe. She turned out to be the best smoke I have had in years, a real head slam. I think greenhouse grown weed gets an extra 'kick' from the sun and Durban delivers it. You always hear UK growers opting for Frisian Dew but I will deffo be growing this again.