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The Best Durban Poison Seeds
Buy the best Durban Poison feminized seeds to grow for high yields of potent sativa. Fast stealth shipping to all 50 states of the US. We have sourced top breed Durban Poison seeds for sale from our trusted marijuana seedbanks—ILGM, MSNL, Seedsman and Crop King.
Durban Poison Strain Description
Durban Poison is famous landrace sativa strain from the South African region of Durban. For decades, Durban Poison has been well regarded in the cannabis community as a top notch sativa that offers an energetic, functional high. Its silvery-green buds are remarkably large, round and covered in orange hairs. Durban Poison has a a sweet, intoxicating aroma reminiscent of anise and lemon candy. Up to 20% THC content.
Durban Poison Origin and Genetics
The Durban Poison strain as we know it originated during the late 1970’s from a selection of 100 seeds imported from South Africa. The earliest maturing plants out of the batch were chosen to continue the line. Durban Poison seeds have been sold by countless seed banks to this day. In recent years the strain has been on a comeback thanks to the Cookie Fam hybrids – Girl Scout Cookies, Platinum Cookies and Sunset Sherbet to name a few.
How to Grow Durban Poison
Durban Poison is a good pick for growing anywhere. Buy Durban Poison feminized seeds for a premium selection of only females. The 8 to 9 week flowering period is short for a sativa. Indoors, Durban Poison plants are easy to maintain and practically grow themselves. Yields are over 400 g/m2. This resilient variety can reach over 10 feet tall outdoors, ready to harvest by late September to mid-October.
Strain Specifications
| Aroma / Flavor | Cheesy, Citrus, Earthy, Fruity, Skunk, Sweet |
|---|---|
| Brand | ILGM, MSNL, Dutch Passion, Crop King |
| CBD Content | Low |
| Difficulty | Easy, Medium |
| Effects | Euphoric, Exhilarating, Relaxing, Sedative, Upbeat |
| Flowering Time | 8 weeks |
| Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
| Genetics | South African |
| Grows Best | Indoors, Outdoors, Greenhouse |
| Harvest Month | Late September, October |
| Height | Average |
| Medical Use | Yes |
| Price Range | $16–$99 |
| Seed Sex | Feminized |
| THC Content | Up to 20% |
| Variety | Sativa |
| Yield | Over 400 g/m2 |
Chris B. –
Great strain for new growers. Durban Poison is a pretty effortless plant to grow. It doesn’t require a lot of nutrients and the high is awesome. Grows tall so be prepared to train the plant if you are growing indoors. I rate it a 4/5
Marty –
Durban Poison did well for us outdoors in Maine. No bud rot problems, good growth all around and competitive quality end product.I recommend it to all growers looking for a fast finishing sativa with good density, and high potency too!
Curt W. –
Strong, beautiful strain. She does good topped and cropped. The flowers are fluffy and have tons of leaves but they were covered with resin. The yield is satisfactory, but would have been even more if she had a better start. Tastes delicious and sweet, like incense. The effect is very energetic.
Matt B. –
I have smoked this strain a few times over the years and finally decided to grow it myself. I got the seeds from ILGM and I vegged them for 3 weeks then put them into flower. They are currently in their 5th week of flowering and they looking good. So far easy to grow and have practically taken care of themselves.
David –
One of the Best!! Durban Poison is probably one of my favorite strains. It’s a very easy to grow strain that finishes in 9 weeks or less. The high is up and energetic, you immediately get that Sativa feel. This definitely a daytime smoke, I wouldn’t use it before sleeping. I feel the effects almost instantly. It smells pretty unique when its growing, and the buds are covered with crystals.
Jules –
I’m growing these bad boys right now and I’ve never grown DP before. I got cuttings from my buddy who has 4 huge outdoor plants that are allready very huge and very sativa looking. I’ve never grown outdoor before either so we will see how it goes but so far the cuttings are rooted and they have started their veg cycle.