Do-G feminized seeds
Do-G is a well-balanced cannabis strain brought to you by Ripper Seeds – a Spain-based seedbank with over 40 different premium cannabis strains like Do-G. This strain was created by crossing White Fire OG with a reversed Do-Si-Dos and offers excellent results in as short as a 65-day flowering period.
- Ripper Seeds
- Feminized
- Photoperiod
- Outdoor
- Indoor
- Feels like dipping your whole body on a hot spring
- White Fire OG a.k.a Wifi # 43 x Do-si-dos
- High
- 60 - 65 days
- Mid October
- 50% Sativa / 50% Indica
- No official information
Do-G: A Future Classic
Do-G is a feminized cannabis strain by Ripper Seeds. This balanced, slightly Indica-leaning cannabis strain came as a result of cross-breeding White Fire OG with Do-Si-Dos (descended from a Girl Scout Cookies phenotype, OGKB) to yield a sweet-tasting cannabis strain with a potent effect which leaves very little to be desired.
Growing Do-G is relatively straightforward. She grows with the classic Christmas tree structure however high-stress techniques such as topping/fimming can be used to create an even canopy with multiple colas versus one main cola, which results in a higher quality harvest. Indoor yields for Do-G are quite high as her White Fire OG parent is very heavy yielding. Due to her part-Sativa genetic lineage, she has tall flexible branches which are perfect for those looking to grow via the screen of green style. Here is some further information to help you grow this strain:
- Medium plant – Do-G reaches a final height of up to 1.2 m indoors and 1.6 m outdoors.
- Max EC of water – 1.4 in veg, up to 1.8 during flower.
- Water pH; 5.8 – 6.0
- Recommended lighting: 600 W HPS.
- Recommended nutrients: Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect® Connoisseur Bloom Part A&B.
Crisp, Frosty Buds
Sticking to the recent trend of premium dessert cannabis strains such as Girl Scout Cookies and Gelato, Do-G has a very sweet, creamy taste with hints of candy. In addition to having a great taste, Do-G has large dense buds covered in a frosty layer of trichomes making them sticky to the touch.
