Frisian Duck Strain Information

• CBC 0.1-0.66%
• CBG 0.29-0.98%
• CBN 0.18%
• THCV 0.45-1.29%
• CBD 0.49-0.92%

People with low THC tolerance should consume this kush with caution.

Frisian Duck Flavor and Taste

This marijuana has a sweet blueberry smell with pine undertones due to ocimene and pinene. Plum and peach notes are also highly recognizable. You won’t be wrong if you catch a flowery odor reminiscent of violets. Other prevailing terpenes in this type are cedrene and borneol.

Strain Effects and Therapeutic Benefits

The high produced by Frisian Duck is amazing and begins with a clear-headed boost, filling smokers with a mild sense of energy. These effects provide mental clarity and don’t cause sleepiness. As your mood improves, the weed starts acting as a good relaxant, and uplifting and happy sensations spread around your body. It makes people talkative and prompts socialization. This cannabis is suggested for evening use.

Frisian Duck is known to bring on medicinal relief to people who suffer from the following conditions:

• Lack of appetite
• Epilepsy
• Pain
• Alzheimer's disease
• Fibromyalgia

When consumed above one’s personal tolerance level, the Frisian Duck may cause negative effects such as:

• Hunger
• Low blood pressure
• Concern
• Paranoia

Growing Info

The Ducksfoot genes allow the Frisian Duck strain to hide in plain sight while growing. It is an ideal choice for people who cultivate it outdoors and want to make it discreet. Similar to its parent, the plant has leaves that are shaped like duck feet. The weed can thrive even in harsh growth conditions and doesn’t require an experienced hand to cultivate. Its flowering cycle is 50-64 days. It grows to 60’’-80’’ high and gives significant yields (1-2 oz./ft2). The strain is ready to harvest in 69 days. Most of the plants develop dark purple buds, which look very attractive.