Okay, listen, I’m gonna tell you about Dutch Haze, it’s a strain that’s, like, really cool. If you like something powerful, with a bright effect, this is your thing. These seeds are a top seller, because they produce plants that will make you say to yourself, “Yeah, I’m a gardening genius.” Well, almost.
Anyway, Dutch Haze is a sativa, and it’s really invigorating. You know when you need to do something and you’re not in the mood? Well, that’s when you can count on this strain. It’s like it turns you on “productivity mode,” but you don’t feel somehow overwhelmed. You know, like, high, but without the overkill.
It grows pretty fast for a sativa by the way, which is rare in general. Usually sativas are like: “Wait a couple months, I’m still thinking.” But this one is, well, relatively straightforward. Unless you forget to water it, of course. And also, he likes space, so do not shove him into some corner, give him space, and he will thank you.
The taste and smell is a whole separate story. It’s such a citrusy-spicy mix, like someone took an orange, added some spices and some freshness to it. Well, you get the idea. It’s not just an “herb”, it’s really something with character. And the smoke is light, not the kind of smoke that makes you cough, but just soft, pleasant.
In short, if you are looking for something that is pleasant to grow and the result is pleasing, then Dutch Haze is just what you need. Just watch out, don’t overdo it, because it is powerful, and if you are a beginner, it may overload you a bit. But if you know what you’re doing, it’ll be a blast. That’s it, I’ve said it all, now you know what to do.
