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Frisian Duck

Frisian Duck from Dutch Passion stands out for leaves that resemble duck feet, particularly during the first two-thirds of the life cycle, making the plant less easily recognizable. The cross between Frisian Dew and DucksFoot produces compact, partly violet flowers with pine, citrus and forest aromas.

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Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Frisian Duck is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 4th generation follow below.

Editorial profile

Frisian Duck in detail

Origin & classification

Frisian Duck owes its name to an unusual leaf shape that resembles a duck’s footprint. According to the description, this characteristic remains visible particularly during the first two-thirds of the life cycle and makes immediate identification as a cannabis plant more difficult. During flowering, some upper leaves may take on a more traditional shape again. Dutch Passion developed the strain from Frisian Dew and DucksFoot.

Aroma & flavour

According to the source, the plant was created primarily for outdoor areas and greenhouses, but can also be cultivated indoors. It grows in a shape reminiscent of a Christmas tree and is said to reach up to approximately 2.5 metres outdoors and around 1.5 metres indoors. These heights are breeder-related guidelines and depend on phenotype, pot size, light, climate and care. The strain is described as vigorous, resilient and comparatively easy to grow.

Terpene profile

Violet hues may appear during flowering. The flowers themselves are described as compact. In terms of aroma, the description mentions pine, citrus fruits and fresh forest. This clear, nature-oriented combination is more reliable than the empty structured aroma fields and should be added there. Information on individual terpenes is missing; the aroma notes therefore cannot be used to derive a confirmed terpene profile.

Effects tendency

The source briefly describes the effects as a refreshing, sativa-leaning head effect. Other characteristics such as euphoria, focus, physical relaxation or sedation are not explicitly mentioned. THC and CBD values are also missing. The effects profile therefore remains deliberately limited and is not expanded based on the hybrid category or the parent combination. Individual experiences may vary considerably in any case.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

For outdoor cultivation, the source states that maturity is reached at the beginning of October in the Northern Hemisphere and at the beginning of April in the Southern Hemisphere. The yield is described as average, without a specific reference basis. The core data lists a flowering time of eight to nine weeks; however, the detailed description does not explicitly distinguish this indoor period from the outdoor harvest date. The information should be confirmed against the breeder’s source before precise publication. The most important characteristic remains the consistently unusual leaf morphology: it shapes the name, appearance and intended outdoor use more strongly than cannabinoid values, which are not documented for this profile.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Frisian Duck

What type of strain is Frisian Duck?

We list Frisian Duck as a hybrid strain with the parentage Frisian Dew × DucksFoot.

What genetics does Frisian Duck have?

The parentage of Frisian Duck is Frisian Dew × DucksFoot.

What flowering time is specified for Frisian Duck?

A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is specified for Frisian Duck.

Which breeder is named for Frisian Duck?

Dutch Passion is named as the breeder or grower of Frisian Duck.