Dutch Treat Seeds

Okay, look, Dutch Treat is a classic if you want something really good and easy to grow. I’ll tell you this, it’s a variety that even a beginner can do, if their hands aren’t completely out of… you know. Its seeds are strong, they sprout like on schedule, and in general, you don’t have to do much with them. It’s like, you know, getting a cactus – you take care of it, but it grows fine on its own.

Plants turn out to be so compact, but at the same time give a decent harvest. I, for example, they grew in the apartment on the balcony, and the neighbors did not even suspect that there is something interesting going on there. The smell, however, they have such a… you know, like you’re in the woods where someone just baked a cake. It’s sweet, with a hint of pine and citrus. But it’s not the kind of smell that gives everyone away, so you don’t have to worry about it.

And the effect, brother, that’s a separate story. Dutch Treat is like sitting down in a chair and it embraces you. It’s relaxing, but not so much that you fall right into the couch, but more like your brain is saying, “Hey, man, let’s just get high.” Perfect for an evening when you just want to relax after a long day or watch some dumb show.

In short, if you’re looking for something reliable, flavorful, and not too hard to maintain, Dutch Treat is right up your alley. I’d even say it’s like a good friend who always knows how to calm you down and cheer you up. You know what I mean.