She isn’t suitable for indoor growing but is perfectly suited to outdoor growing and greenhouses. In the right circumstances and with the right care the plant can grow to one of epic proportions. Plants of 3.5 m high by 3.5 m wide are no exception. In most cases, Frisian Dew is ready for outdoor harvest in October (Northern Hemisphere). In greenhouses it can sometimes be a few weeks earlier in the right circumstances. But bear in mind that it is precisely during these last weeks that the most bud weight is produced by the plants. Harvesting too early can therefore lead to a lower yield.

Outside (and in greenhouses) she can reach a height of 3-4 m and is harvested during early/mid-autumn.

The genetics used to grow Frisian Dew guarantee the following properties:

• Strong and vigorous growth both outside and in the greenhouse. Commercial production levels when grown under optimal conditions.
• A plant that is suitable for all types of weather, even in a cold and humid climate. It can provide large plants with a good yield.
• Large strong branches that are full of light purple flower clusters with a favorable flower-to-leaf ratio and a fresh, fruity taste.

Frisian Dew is the perfect outdoor feminized seed variety for both beginners and experts. Even as a beginner it is easy to achieve large returns. In the hands of an expert, this strain can provide yields of a few Kg of dry cannabis flowers per plant. It is recommended that this strain is only grown outdoors or in greenhouses.

We recommend a minimum (pre) growth phase of approximately 3 -6 weeks. Outdoor plants can best be started indoors on an 18/6 light scheme. With this you ensure a stronger plant that has a better chance of survival. Germinating a feminized cannabis seed outside or putting a young seedling of a few days old outside brings all kinds of risks. If the plants are still small, they are less resistant to weather conditions. In addition, they can be eaten very quickly by small pests, insects or other animals. The larger and healthier the plant is when she is planted outdoors, the greater the chance of a successful harvest.

Frisian Dew flourishes best in a mild/temperate climate, but she also performs well in a very hot or humid climate. She is generally more resistant to bad weather than most traditional cannabis strains.

The flowering time is around 8 weeks. It can be harvested at the Dutch latitude between the end of September and the end of October. In a greenhouse, she often flowers a little faster due to better conditions.

Frisian Dew produces extremely high yields, it is not categorized as an XXL variety for nothing. Both outside and in greenhouses it is possible to grow plants that yield several Kg of dried buds. Even a beginner will find it possible to harvest a few hundred grams per plant.

Frisian Dew is a perfect hybrid cannabis plant with high levels of THC (10-15%) and a fresh, fruity, floral taste and aroma. It can vary from fruity (forest fruits) and slightly lemon-like to more pine-like and lavender. Some phenotypes smell a bit more like earth, ammonia and herbs - a characteristic from her Skunk parents. Her terpene profile is unique and provides a pleasant smoking experience. A beautiful outdoor feminized variety that also tastes great!

Frisian Dew has a strong hybrid effect, giving the user a great up high combined with a nice heavy 'body stone'. Smoke a little and you feel an energetic, creative high. Smoke a little more and let your body relax completely after a long day. If you are a fan of a boosting Sativa high, we recommend harvesting her a little earlier, but if you are a fan of the narcotic Indica high, we recommend leaving her a little longer. This provides more amber trichomes and a stronger body effect.

Frisian Dew is a strong plant that can handle just about anything, it even responds well to LST, supercropping and pruning . ‘Pinching’ or ‘Fimming’ are two other cultivation techniques which can be used several times during the growth phase to produce a more ‘bushy’ plant structure. This ultimately results in a shorter plant, but one with lots of side blooms.

For the best, tastiest result, we recommend that you cultivate her completely organically. With natural nutrients, taste is optimized. Therefore, with a good and healthy soil, plants are less susceptible to disease and fungus. Pay extra attention to dead leaves during the middle and end of flowering. Because of the heavy thick buds, dead leaves can cause top rot and fungi more quickly. You want to prevent this at all times!