Dutch Haze feminized seeds

Netherlands

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Dutch Passion customers have always craved a 100% Haze variety together with reduced flowering times and respectable yields. Over many years we have bred literally hundreds of Haze plants from both USA and Dutch genetics looking for this unique Haze. Then, in 2009, we had a major breakthrough!

Dutch Passion
Feminized
Photoperiod
Outdoor
Indoor
80 - 120 cm
70 days
Sativa dominant
12 - 14 %

Dutch Passion Dutch Haze Feminised Seeds Info

The result is Dutch Haze, the flowering time is an incredible 9-11 weeks for a classy ‘up-high’ and true Haze experience.
All Haze fans should try our Dutch Haze, the yields are generous and it grows with a rich abundance of sparkling THC covered flowers that have the true Haze smell.
Plants grow tall, 80cm - 120cm.

Dutch Haze is a rarity , the result of extensive breeding.

The variety has good mould and spider mite resistance, it is 90% Sativa/10% Indica.

However the Indica parentage affects only the flowering and yield characteristics.

The smoke, as you will find out, is 100% pure Haze.

Dutch Haze – prepare to be amazed.

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