Passion #1® comes to you with our highest recommendations. It is one of the best green outdoor varieties available anywhere, and has been ever since it hit the scene in the 1970’s as a legendary Californian Indica. Passion#1® made its way to Dutch Outdoor growers in the 1980’s thanks to Dutch Passion and has established a reputation as a strong, stable strain that is easy to grow. If started early in the season, Passion#1® can reach 3.5m tall, though 2m is more typical. Yields can range from 250 grams to as much as 750g from large plants that can reach staggering proportions when grown in optimum conditions.
Passion#1® grows long and compact buds that are heavy with resin, this is a variety developed only for outdoor/greenhouse and is not for the indoor grower. When you trim this plant remove only the large fan leavers, the smaller leaves are often dripping with resin. The smoke is soft and gentle with a fresh citrus aroma, then Passion #1 hits you quickly with a strong exhilarating ‘up’ high. Smoke a little more and you will notice a strong, heavy and pleasurable stone. We have measured Passion #1® with THC levels approaching 20% making this a genuinely satisfying selection for your outdoor garden or greenhouse. This is another strong and stable Dutch Passion outdoor variety which has maintained its presence in our seed collection over several decades. A variety you will want to grow again and again….
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On 28-07-2019 at 14:12u Cyberstan wrote:
My passion #1 sprouted mid March and was planted outdoors ( southwest France) I was surprised to see flowers forming mid June and now at end of July is almost ready for harvest. Maybe an autoflowering seed slipped in by mistake but that would have flowered earlier I think. Confused!! But nice to have an early crop
On 17-07-2018 at 21:07u Swampster wrote:
The fact that this variety finishes very early makes it a great choice for regions where the month of September and October can often be wet and cloudy.I have had so many plants damaged by Botrytis mould that now I only grow the early finishing weed, this is one of the best outdoor varieties in temperate climates.It can be cut and dried by mid September, which is just great.
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