Moby Dick Cannabis Seeds

Once this powerful sativa-dominant hybrid kicks in, you might have a hard time resisting the urge to exclaim: “Thar she blows!” as you exhale your toke of Moby Dick, and you and your friends double over in a fit of laughter. Moby Dick, named for its bountiful yield as opposed to turning you into the next Captain Ahab, was created by Dinafem Seeds when they crossed White Widow and Haze, resulting in this award-winning strain that even captured Soft Media’s first place for “Girl of the Year” in 2010.   What to Expect with Moby Dick The unmistakable aroma and flavor of Moby Dick mirror one another with sweet, citrusy, earthy notes. Packing a walloping THC level of 27%, Moby Dick probably won’t have you seeing white whales, but it will harpoon you with an energetic and euphoric lift that often results in feeling more creative and productive, and generally leads to having an all-around good time and full-bodied buzz. This stress-reliever makes for excellent use in a happy social setting or when you’re just needing to feel a massive mood boost where you feel simultaneously energized and relaxed at the same time. Like with most any strong sativa strain, exceeding your tolerance can result in cottonmouth and dry eyes, dizziness, and in rare cases paranoia.   Medical benefits of Moby Dick cannabis Moby Dick is considered an especially potent medical strain, and is well-suited for daytime usage, although some medical users say it leaves them feeling a bit lethargic once the high wears off. It’s often recommended for addressing depression, anxiety, stress, pain management, and loss of appetite resulting from harsh treatment and other ailments.    Growing Dickie Cannabis Seeds Moby Dick is a grower’s delight when it comes to bounty and falls in the medium range for level of growing difficulty. It can thrive indoors and outdoors but does best outside in a warm and sunny Mediterranean climate, where it will yield as much as 53 oz per plant from late October to early November. Grown indoors, you can expect a harvest of approximately 23 oz per square meter in 9-10 weeks.