Moby-D

Moby-D: Brimming With Desirable Traits

When powerful, esteemed genetics come together, their progeny is simply destined for success. Moby-D was created using a female Jack Herer clone and a male White Widow and it inherited plenty of sought-after traits. It produces resistant plants and generous yields, with potent and aromatic flowers. Plus, it's not a difficult variety to grow, which allows both beginners and more experienced cultivators to achieve good results in their grow room or garden. Moby-D is an 80% sativa and it offers a respectable level of THC at 19%, which, together with other phytochemicals, energises and lifts users up.

Aromas, Flavours and Effects of Moby-D: Old-School Terps

Moby-D's flowers feature a particularly complex terpene profile, with many distinct notes complementing each other perfectly. A trained palate can distinguish citrus, pine and wood aromas, as well as floral undertones. Spicy and earthy Haze is also noticeable in Moby-D's smoke or vapor, which makes for a variety that keeps surprising the users and definitely makes them coming back for more. Its effects are euphoric, happy, and highly cerebral, perfect for those who are looking for an invigorating experience and a creative kick.

Growing Moby-D: Healthy Yields and Resinous Flowers

In the grow room or garden, this variety is a true pleasure to look after. Plants are robust and vigorous, reaching medium heights and producing hearty returns. They have the potential to thrive both indoors and outdoors and in a variety of setups, which makes Moby-D an excellent choice for every grower, allowing everyone to enjoy a pretty effortless growing process. Flowering indoors takes about 10 weeks, at the end of which plants produce a rewarding 500–600g/m². In optimal conditions under the sun, growers can expect to harvest 1000–1200g per plant. Mature flowers of Moby-D are big and covered with a nice layer of resin, promising fun and pleasurable sessions.