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indica-dominant strainDr. Who
Dr. Who by Homegrown Natural Wonders combines Mad Scientist and Timewreck. Four documented phenotypes share a sweet-and-sour aroma of grape and overripe pineapple, but differ in flower shape and green or purple coloration.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- tart
- grape-like
Effects
- powerful
- balancing
Genetics
Parent lineage and family tree
Dr. Who is at the beginning. Below are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.
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StrainDr. Who
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ParentsTimewreck
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GrandparentsVortex
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3rd generationApollo 13
- 4th generationGenius
- 4th generationPrincess
- 3rd generationSpace Queen
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3rd generationApollo 13
- GrandparentsBlood Wreck
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GrandparentsVortex
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ParentsTimewreck
Editorial profile
Dr. Who in detail
Origin & classification
The name Dr. Who refers to the Mad Scientist × Timewreck cross. Homegrown Natural Wonders lists it as a mildly indica-dominant strain with a ratio of 60 percent Indica to 40 percent Sativa. So far, only Timewreck is entered in the structured family tree; Mad Scientist still needs to be added. The continuous breeder description therefore provides a much more complete and reliable account of the lineage than the normalized individual field.
Aroma & flavour
The source distinguishes four main phenotypes. They are said to differ little in aroma and flavour, but vary in flower structure and predominant colour. Some flowers grow more finger-like, while others are round. Pale green and purple are given as the base colours, with the purple expressions particularly highlighted. This diversity is explicitly part of the Homegrown Natural Wonders version and shows that not every plant has to look identical.
Terpene profile
The aroma is described as sweet and sour, comparable to grapes or overripe pineapple. Both fruit directions are already recorded in the structured field. The source does not name specific terpenes. Additional spicy, earthy or fuel notes should therefore not be inferred from the lineage. The relatively uniform description of the aroma contrasts with the visible phenotypic diversity of the flowers.
Effect tendency
According to the breeder, Dr. Who reaches a short to medium height and produces a medium yield. Indoor and outdoor cultivation are mentioned equally. As training, the source recommends early topping to form a bush approximately 30 inches wide. Flowering, or the harvest window, is given as 56 to 63 days, corresponding to approximately eight to nine weeks. The source text also highlights pronounced resistance to powdery mildew; this too is a breeder-related characteristic and not an absolute guarantee of immunity.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effects are presented as powerful, clear-headed and balancing: mental activity is intended to meet a calmer Indica base. Medical claims and recommendations for specific times of day are not included. A “high THC content” is mentioned only qualitatively; specific measurements are unavailable. Dr. Who can therefore be described most reliably through its complete lineage, four phenotypes, sweet-and-sour grape-pineapple aroma, clear-headed effects, documented flowering window and stated mildew resistance.
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Frequently asked questions about Dr. Who
What kind of strain is Dr. Who?
We list Dr. Who as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line Timewreck.
What genetics are behind Dr. Who?
The parent line of Dr. Who is Timewreck.
What does Dr. Who smell and taste like?
In terms of aroma, Dr. Who is primarily sweet, tart, pineapple-like and grape-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
What effect profile does Dr. Who have?
We primarily describe Dr. Who as powerful, clear-headed and balancing. Effects are subjective and do not constitute a medical promise.
What flowering time is given for Dr. Who?
A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is given for Dr. Who.
Which breeder is named for Dr. Who?
Homegrown Natural Wonders is named as the breeder or cultivator of Dr. Who.
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