Moby Dick Feminized

Introducing: Moby Dick Feminized Seeds

Likely inspired by the famous novel, Moby Dick is widely known in the cannabis community for potency. In the right grow kit, this strain packs huge yields - making it ideal for experienced growers looking for something with big harvests and powerful highs. A true king, many get up to 30% THC. This is an Indica-dominant strain great for relaxing.

This strain is a White Widow x Haze cross, offering all of the finest traits from both strains to yield powerful buds that are satisfying to look at & smoke. Come see for yourself why this strain has cemented itself as a classic. 

What are Moby Dick Feminized Seeds like to grow?

Moby Dick feminized plants can grow to very tall heights outdoors if given enough sunlight, but you can also control their size indoors more effectively. These plants grow well in all sorts of settings - both indoors and outdoors. Usually, experienced growers get the best results with this strain. 

Moby Dick is said to flower for 8-10 weeks and can yield medium-high levels of buds, depending on the environment. If you want the best yields, give them plenty of light and nutrients throughout their growth cycles.

After germinating Moby Dick seeds, you can expect an almost standard growth cycle before harvesting. Since they are feminized, you will have minimal chance of popping out some male plants. 

What’s Moby Dick Feminized like in the bowl?

Moby Dick cannabis plants feature a sweet citrusy fragrance with notes of haze, pine needles, and cedar. We find a similar touch to the flavor - and also find a combination of citrus and woodsy tones. If you know you love potency, this is a good choice. 

Moby Dick provides an energetic and potentially enveloping high that promotes creativity and euphoria, providing users with an initial burst of energy followed by body relaxation, without full couch-lock effects typical of many Indica strains. Its THC levels range from 20 to 30%, making it suitable for a night off.

Individual experiences may differ due to factors like tolerance, environment, and growing conditions. Best of luck growing!