Going Dutch never felt this good!
When it comes to medical cannabis, CB Dutch Treat is an absolute must-have. This Sativa-leaning hybrid is known for its tempting cannabis characteristics that are difficult to resist. With the Azura Haze and the Amnesia Haze in its genetic mix, the potent concoction blends all of the best recreational and medicinal qualities of its parents into one potent CBD strain.
Haze genetics has long been recognized for their distinctive flavor profiles, and CB Dutch Treat doesn’t disappoint in that department. Due to the immense amounts of trichomes coating each bud, expect intense glueyness and a pungent earthy aroma with this strain.
In addition, the ratio of CBD to THC in CB Dutch Treat is 2:1. With cannabidiol concentrations of up to 8% and Tetrahydrocannabinol levels of up to 4%, you will feel incredibly therapeutic sensations all over your body and mind while still experiencing very mild and well-rounded recreational benefits.
Due to the low concentration of THC, there’s no overpowering drowsiness or soaring high, but it’s still ideal for a laid-back smoke sesh where no one’s looking to get stoned. Instead, expect to feel up and energized throughout the day, making it a good choice for those who need a quick pick-me-up. You’ll also avoid any negative feelings for the day, so you may rest easy. Even better, the strain’s euphoric buzz offers increased focus and productivity! Medically speaking, smoking CB Dutch Treat induces a state of mental and physical comfort and relaxation. Overall, it effectively reduces stress, pain, fatigue, and symptoms of ADHD/ADD.
Growers won’t have any trouble cultivating CB Dutch Treat Feminized cannabis seeds. For starters, you won’t have any males to separate from the females, making the entire cannabis growing process easier and more convenient for novices. Medical cannabis users who need a steady supply and must cultivate their own stash regularly would greatly benefit from this advantage. This cannabis is a relatively low-maintenance plant, so a basic understanding of its cultivation is all that is required.
| Feminized & Regular | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype20% Indica / 80% Sativa |
| Lineage | LineageAmnesia Haze x Azura Haze |
| THC | THC4% |
| CBD | CBD8% |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield9-10 Weeks / 500 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldLate October / 500 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginners |
What are feminized seeds, and what to expect when you grow them?
At the moment, CB Dutch Treat can only be grown from feminized seeds, which are all the rage when it comes to cannabis cultivation. That’s because these special seeds have been bred to produce only female plants, which are the ones that produce buds (the flowers that contain THC, CBD, and other compounds). This is a significant advantage for growers who want to maximize their yield, as they can be sure that every plant they cultivate will be a bud-producing machine. However, feminized seeds also have some drawbacks. First of all, they can be more expensive than regular seeds. Additionally, some growers prefer to grow from regular seeds to get a mix of male and female plants; males don’t produce buds, but they can be used to pollinate female plants, which is necessary if you want to produce your own seeds. So there are pros and cons to growing with feminized seeds. Ultimately, it’s up to the individual grower to decide what type of seed is best for their operation.
How to grow CB Dutch Treat feminized seeds?
CB Dutch Treat grows up to 120 cm (4 feet) or taller. If you don’t mind bringing home a cannabis plant that grows quite tall,you’ll find that the strain is straightforward to cultivate.
Growers who may not have enough vertical space for this lady can employ some easy ways to manage its growth.
The most popular training method for limiting a plant’s final height while boosting its yield is the Screen of Green or ScrOG. It necessitates raising the lower branches and lowering the upper branches, then stretching them across a uniformly dispersed plane. This is achieved by suspending a screen 20 to 40 centimeters above the growing medium and weaving the branches through the mesh as the plants mature. By diverting individual branches and running them along the length of the screen, growers establish a horizontally flat canopy in which all branches receive an equal quantity of light.
Another technique that could help keep CB Dutch Treat within a moderate height and achieve bigger yields is low-stress training (LST). It is the cannabis equivalent of bonsai, requiring gently bending and tying plant stems to alter its form radically. This is done to develop more bud sites, balance out the canopy, and maximize light exposure.
Many growers also install stakes or trellises as support to prevent branches from snapping from the heavy weight of its colas. Given that the crops are for medicinal consumption, the use of nutrient-loaded, organic soil is urged. It enhances the terpene profile, which amplifies the health benefits of cannabinoids by working synergistically together.
CB Dutch Treat can thrive anywhere with favorable conditions. Still, we recommend growing the cannabis plant in a climate-controlled environment to reach its full potential and produce higher CBD and terpene concentrations. In a well-regulated indoor grow operation, every planted square meter can share up to 500 grams of fresh medicinal buds after 9 to 10 weeks of flowering.
Outdoors, you can also achieve 500 grams for every CB Dutch Treat plant if you raise it somewhere with a Mediterranean climate. It should be placed in a spot that receives plenty of sunlight and must be provided some form of barrier from strong winds. You must also protect it from heavy rain by having a canopy ready or moving it under a shelter, especially during the flowering period. The crops should be ripe for harvesting in the northern hemisphere by late October.
My CB Dutch treat isn’t ready at 10 weeks, even though the strain description says 9 to 10 weeks flowering. Should I start harvesting or wait longer?
The growing conditions can make some plants flower longer. To be sure when to harvest, pay attention to the state of the trichomes and pistils. The best time to start collecting is when 50 to 70% of the pistils have changed from white to burnt orange, while 70% of the trichs are already cloudy and the rest are turning amber. Bear in mind that both THC and CBD begin to degrade as the flowers continue to mature, producing higher levels of CBD that will promote sleep.
How can I guarantee to get 4% THC and 8% CBD?
The buds will be as potent as possible if you grow your CB Dutch Treat in optimal conditions and offer the nutrients it requires. To retain the flowers’ flavor and potency, dry and cure them properly.
How well does CB Dutch Treat do outdoors? I’m located in Australia.
The strain does well outside, especially in warm climates. You should have no trouble but still prepare for inclement weather.
When should I start doing LST with CB Dutch Treat?
We recommend starting the training of the cannabis plants when they have between 3 and 6 nodes. At this early stage in the plant’s growth, the stem is soft and can be bent over without breaking. As the plant ages, the stem gets thicker and stiffer, making it impossible or harder to train.
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