Durban Poison Auto
Durban Poison is a 100% pure Sativa strain of cannabis that originated in Durban, South Africa. Discovered by American cannabis activist Ed Rosenthal in the late 1970s. When Ed brought the strain back to the United States it was modified to increase resin content and decrease flowering time. Durban Poison is a testament to South Africa’s heritage. The unique strain is highly sought after and highly valued by cannabis fans. Its 100% Sativa effects are just what you need to start your day and be productive without the lag and sleepy feeling you get from Indica-dominant strains.
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THC levels up to 18%
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90% Sativa, 10% Ruderalis
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Uplifting and energetic effects
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Total time from flowering stage to harvest: 55-65 days
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Growing experience level: Beginner
THC levels up to 18%
Durban Poison: South Africa’s Finest
Mel Frank, author of the Marijuana Grower’s Guide Deluxe is responsible for modifying the strain’s gene pool. The crossbreeding of this strain led to there being two phenotypes with “A” line being what we now know as Durban Poison. Durban Poison has won multiple awards including 2nd place for Best Sativa at the NW Cannabis Classic and 7th place for outdoor at the Emerald Cup. These awards only increased the popularity of the strain giving it a well-known reputation in the cannabis world.
Growing Tips for Our Seeds
Durban Poison Is an easy strain to grow for beginners and its effects make it a favorite among seasoned cannabis cultivators. The leaves of this plant grow in super dark emerald green while the buds, when harvested, will be lighter green with flashes of amber hairs and white crystals. The yields are similar between indoor and outdoor grows and the plant height is tall while also being relatively thin. It’s an easy plant to grow in outdoor gardens with limited space or indoor setups with high ceilings and narrow walls. Great for a hydroponic closet setup.
Dial in Your Growing Conditions
- Indoor or Outdoor: Growing Durban Poison is well worth the effort needed to bring this strain to harvest. The desired temperature for Durban Poison ranges between 70 to 80 degrees fahrenheit. The plant requires lots of light , so if you live in a warm sunny climate year round, you can continuously grow this strain without issue. Spring and Summer grows are better for cooler climates. Well drained soil and a slightly acidic PH, in addition to fertilization and water are needed as well.
- Moisture control: Durban Poison requires 50% humidity during the vegetative stage and between 40% during the flowering period to keep mold and mildew at bay. Both the vegetative and flowering stage humidity levels are easy to replicate indoors.
- Training Techniques: Durban Poison plants should be pruned and trained to prevent overcrowding. The biggest key in training your Durban Poison plant is maintaining your temperature and humidity levels.
The Germination Game Plan
Before you even plant your Durban Poison female cannabis plants, you will first need to germinate these seeds. To do so, refer to our free germination guide, knowing that they are backed by our impressive 90% germination guarantee.
Yields, Flowering Time and Harvest
- Flowering Time: With an indoor grow you can expect Durban Poison to harvest between 60-70 days. Outdoor growers who start growing in May or June can anticipate flowering between late-September and late-October.
- Yields: Indoor yields are 350 grams per square meter, while outdoor grows typically produce up to 450 grams per plant. Both indoor and outdoor yields of this particular plant are favorable.
Dominant Terpenes in Durban Poison: Simple Science
Durban Poison’s terpene profile is slightly different than other strains because of where it comes from originally. The super warm and dry conditions of the South African climate have a lot to do with the terpene profile of this delicious bud.
- Terpinolene: The Most Dominant Terpene – Found in nutmeg, cumin, and apples this spicy terpene assists in not only the sweetness of the strain but that stand out taste and flavor profile.
- Myrcene: Earthy Aroma – The myrcene in Durban Poison is also found in mangoes, hops and thyme and is directly responsible for it’s taste and scent.
- Pinene: Freshness – Pinene can be found in pine needles, rosemary, and basil. This is the third most dominant terpene in Durban Poison.
Dominant Cannabinoids in Durban Poison:
Cannabinoids, although in the background, play an important role in Durban Poison and are a huge part of the genetic makeup of cannabis in general. The uplifted happy and energetic feeling you get when you enjoy this strain is because of the terpenes and cannabinoids within the flowers on a chemical level. When you better understand what makes cannabis do what it does, you will have more success in every step of the process. From germination to harvest.
- THC: The Main Character – THC is the most dominant cannabinoid on the molecular level of Durban Poison. The crystalline compound tetrahydrocannabinol is the main ingredient of cannabis. Topping out at a more than modest 20%, the THC in the 100% sativa strain is responsible for the head and body high you get when you use it. The high THC levels in Durban Poison will keep you on your feet all day long.
- CBD: Low Doses – CBD is a cannabinoid that is not psychoactive.
Characteristics
Strain Genetics |
South African Sativa Landrace |
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Blend |
10% Ruderalis, 90% Sativa |
Plant Sex |
Feminized |
Strain Type |
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Flowering Time |
55-65 days |
Flowering Type |
Automatic |
THC Content |
18% |
CBD Level |
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Effects |
Depression, Happy, Energetic, Uplifted |
Indoor Yield |
Up to 250g per m2 |
Outdoor Yield |
Up to 350g per plant |
Flavor |
Earthy, Pine, Sweet |
Growing Difficulty |
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Where to Grow |
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Plant Height |
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Seed Type |
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Yield Levels |
Moderate Yield |
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spunkyLake97 Verified Buyer
Crisp plants made the whole grow feel approachable, with sturdy lateral growth and very little fuss. Small adjustments worked better than over-managing, especially once compact side growth became established. Sampling the final flower, I found that the experience matched the fresh aroma well, which fit the bright personality the plant showed while growing.
K.R. Verified Buyer
Curing the finished flowers gave me a better sense of how well lightly tapered flowers kept a polished appearance after harvest. Flowers finished with shimmering flower clusters, giving the garden a clean and lively look.
justcole08 Verified Buyer
Pungent plants settled into a tidy canopy, which made the run feel steady and readable. Flowers finished with neat stacked blooms, giving the garden a clean and lively look. Foliage stayed mostly lime green, so the plants looked alert and well put together.
simmons80 Verified Buyer
Sweet plants settled into a tidy canopy, which made the run feel steady and readable in a way that felt distinctive to this particular run. Foliage stayed mostly lime green, so the plants looked alert and well put together. Sampling the final flower, I found that the aroma carried nicely into the taste, which fit the bright personality the plant showed while growing.
chilijules09 Verified Buyer
Flavor caught my attention as the canopy developed, especially when balanced branching became more obvious. Flowers finished with shimmering flower clusters, giving the garden a clean and lively look. Visually, shimmering flower clusters against deeper green leaves gave the plant a bright, energetic finish. The resin looked especially attractive on shimmering flower clusters, and the trimmed flowers kept a polished appearance.
Dorothy.T Verified Buyer
Rhythm stayed pleasantly consistent while frosty buds filled in and the room picked up citrus peel and dry spice. The cured buds carried fresh zest over earthy greenery into the final taste, which came across citrus-forward with a dry finish and stayed distinct.
Pierre.H Verified Buyer
Inside the tent, I noticed the canopy settling into compact side growth with very little fuss. I liked the balance of ease and personality. Aroma gradually settled into clean lemon and garden herbs, which became one of the most memorable parts of the run. Flowers finished with bright green flowers, giving the garden a clean and lively look.
Zelda.H Verified Buyer
Recently cured, the aroma became more distinct and the flowers took on a cleaner, more finished look. Aroma gradually settled into tangy citrus with light spice, which became one of the most memorable parts of the run. The resin looked especially attractive on sticky flower tips, and the trimmed flowers kept a polished appearance.
Olivia_Chavez Verified Buyer
Trichomes gave the grow a steady rhythm, with light shaping fitting the plant better than constant tinkering. Foliage stayed mostly fresh leafy green, so the plants looked alert and well put together.
0wlg0ld3n Verified Buyer
Consistent foliage framed slender flower clusters nicely and made the later stages especially satisfying to watch. The cured buds carried sharp citrus over earthy notes into the final taste, which came across simple, bright, and pleasantly sharp and stayed distinct. Small adjustments worked better than over-managing, especially once a narrow but energetic profile became established. Foliage stayed mostly bright green, so the plants looked alert and well put together. A bit of patience with the upper canopy paid off and left the canopy looking more balanced by the end.