Frisian Dew

Description

Frisian Dew is particularly noted for its resistance to cold northern European summers, as well as overwatering and mould/mildew.

It can be grown outdoors in the Nordic countries, where it can be harvested from late September.

Although it develops massive top shoots, the risk of mould is minimised, due to its aforementioned resistance. For the same reason, it is also highly recommended for greenhouse cultivation, where it will thrive (though you may need to be prepared for its height, and possibly prune it before flowering).

It has a super advantageous leaf-to-flower distribution, making it a breeze to trim. This is especially wonderful as it produces huge quantities of crops that would otherwise take ages to finish.

Furthermore, it is also an incredibly beautiful cannabis that during flowering develops some beautiful purple colours that cover its entire body.

It has a sweet sugary taste and aroma with subtle spicy notes. The effect is powerful and both physically and cerebrally balanced. It’s perfect for quiet moments and relaxing after a hard day’s work.