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Dutch Treat

Dutch Treat is described as a compact, indica-dominant hybrid with an uplifting, mentally clear and simultaneously relaxing effect. The detailed source names Northern Light, Haze and Skunk #1 as genetic influences, while the strain data lists only Northern Lights × Haze. Sensory notes include sweet herbs, pine, citrus and skunk.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • skunky

Genetics

Lineage and family tree

Dutch Treat is at the top. The documented lineage follows below through the 3rd generation.

Editorial profile

Dutch Treat in detail

Origin & classification

In the Zamnesia description provided, Dutch Treat is considered a compact but potent hybrid. Its origin is not recorded consistently: The main text names Northern Light, Haze and Skunk #1 as genetic influences, while the normalized field lists only Northern Lights × Haze. The additional Skunk lineage should be verified before a definitive ancestry is published.

Aroma & taste

The source classifies Dutch Treat as approximately 80 percent Indica and 20 percent Sativa. Accordingly, it combines a distinctly indica-influenced physical side with a brighter, mentally clear component. The strain is described as versatile and not exclusively heavy. Marketing claims about its suitability for beginners or about not overwhelming anyone are not reliable given individual reactions and the simultaneously claimed high THC content, and are therefore not adopted.

Terpene profile

Sensory-wise, the structured field is limited to Skunk. The English description adds pine and citrus to the aroma, as well as a sweet herbal note in the taste. Together, this creates a classic profile of fresh pine, bright citrus acidity, herbal sweetness and skunky depth. Individual terpenes are not named, so no chemical explanation for this perception should be added.

Effect tendency

The flowers are described as heavily frosted. Further details on shape, density, colour or distribution on the plant are absent. Growth is also described only generally as small or compact. Specific height, yield and training information is not available. The profile should therefore not suggest specific indoor dimensions or harvest quantities.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

There is another discrepancy regarding flowering time. The strain data lists seven to eight weeks, while the English source description states eight to nine weeks. Without an additional primary source, only an approximate range of seven to nine weeks is justifiable. An apparently exact duration would conceal the discrepancy.

Further classification

The detailed German description claims 24 percent THC, while other fields do not list a cannabinoid value. This individual figure should also be understood as dependent on the batch and phenotype and should only be added to the strain data after source verification. The effect profile is presented as positive, invigorating, mentally clear and simultaneously relaxing. This combination fits the hybrid classification, but remains a subjective source description and not a guaranteed effect.

Similar strains & related profiles

These profiles may be of interest if you want to compare strains based on similar lineage, name similarity or related genetic context.

Similar lineage

Fruit PunchHaymaker HazeSuper Silver Haze

Closely related cross

Ace Silver HazeBedrocan®Pine Peak

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Dutch Treat

What type of strain is Dutch Treat?

We list Dutch Treat as an indica-dominant strain with the Northern Lights × Haze lineage.

What genetics are behind Dutch Treat?

The lineage of Dutch Treat is Northern Lights × Haze.

What does Dutch Treat smell and taste like?

Aromatically, Dutch Treat is primarily skunky. Depending on the batch and phenotype, its expression may vary in intensity.

What flowering time is given for Dutch Treat?

A flowering time of 7-8 weeks is given for Dutch Treat.

Which breeder is named for Dutch Treat?

Zamnesia is named as the breeder or cultivator of Dutch Treat.