Growing your own Hollands Hope cannabis seeds

Hollands hoop is a real outdoor variety and the best results are obtained by letting it pre-grow indoors for at least 3 to 4 weeks. If you notice that the root system is developing well and has developed some needs, it is strong enough to plant outdoors. In a temperate climate, you can harvest her in late September to early October.
There they will have reached a height of 1.5 to 2.5m with elongated flowers that can reach 40 to 50 cm in length. It is not surprising that this lady can give you a harvest between 100 gr and one kilo.

How long does it take for Hollands Hope seeds to flower?

With its size, this variety is certainly not one of the largest, but it is more resistant to diseases and bud rot than any other variety. Her fast flowering time, good yields and compactness make her very popular with growers.
Watch out with fertilization because Hollands Hoop doesn’t like that very much. You still get the best results with organic cultivation. She will certainly appreciate a good soil and enough sun.

What does the Hollands Hope cannabis taste like?

Anyone who likes weed with a genuine ‘old school’ touch has found his strain with Hollands Hoop. Her scent is fresh and fruity but has heavier undertones of pine and wood. The smell of the buds is so strong that you really can’t secretly light up a joint anywhere. The taste is not much different from the smell and is slightly sour and woody with an undertone of spices. If you like the atmosphere of the eighties, this Indica-dominant hybrid will take you back in time.

What effects does Hollands Hope cannabis have while experiencing?

This quality weed surprises you with a heavy knockout stone that is popular with both recreational smokers and medical users. You will mainly experience physical effects but with subtle mental aspects. You will feel more energetic as your body relaxes. With her physical intoxication you can easily hang on the couch for a few hours. The next day you will notice that you wake up really relaxed.