Moby Dick

Morphology:

Moby Dick is a Sativa-dominant hybrid resulting from a cross between White Widow and Haze, producing plants with a Christmas tree shape. Its Sativa genes cause it to stretch considerably, both horizontally and vertically. It will therefore be a tall plant with significant internodes; it's no coincidence that the legendary whale lent it its name. Its leaves won't be 100% like any other genotype: their width is rather average. Remember that it's 60% Sativa and 40% Indica. It will be a medium to tall cannabis plant, long and wide. But its most distinctive feature is its central cola, which truly lives up to its name. It deserves our utmost admiration.

Production:

It will offer an absolutely incredible yield. You'll discover large, compact buds on all the branches, and as usual, those receiving the most light will be the most generous. They're all very impressive, but the crown jewel is the central cola: a long, wide bud that will work wonders for growers. It's a very demanding cannabis plant, but its size and flowers will more than reward its nutrient-rich diet and abundant light.

Aromas and flavors:

It has a very, very strong aroma, and those who have grown it describe it as having a "very intense aroma blending lemon, spices, incense, with a significant touch of Haze and cedar." But of course, while every grower may find different nuances with this strain, they will all end up saying the same thing: Moby Dick has a very pronounced and penetrating aroma, in which the Haze notes dominate.

Effects:

Moby Dick and its effects… some have even compared this strain to the sensation of being struck by the tail of Herman Melville's legendary whale. A very powerful Sativa effect, extremely psychoactive, almost psychedelic and narcotic. Consuming this strain on an empty fridge would be a mistake, as it will stimulate your appetite like no other. The sensations will be long-lasting, psychedelic, and narcotic.

Culture:

It's an easy plant to grow, but very demanding. That is to say, it won't present any major problems, as it's a very robust plant and resistant to humidity, but it will need a significant amount of fertilizer. Its size and quality will require plenty of space, water, abundant light, and a large quantity of nutrients.

We therefore recommend not keeping it in vegetative growth for more than three weeks, unless you want to cultivate a real monster. The advantage, although it has many branches and very heavy flowers, is that thanks to its robust nature, it will perfectly support the weight of the buds without the aid of supports.