Moby Dick Strain

Dinafem Seeds is the current cultivator of the Amsterdam-bred, high-THC strain known as Moby Dick. White Haze is a hybrid whose indica parent, White Widow, is known for its physical effects, and whose sativa parent, Haze, is known for its cerebral stimulation, making White Haze a potent hybrid with both types of effects. In addition to its high yield and resistance to mold and rapid flowering time, this cultivar is popular among farmers. However, more attention than normal is required for the plant. Its citrusy sweetness comes from its Haze lineage and sets the tone for the aroma, while vanilla and eucalyptus take center stage on the tongue.

The high levels of tetrahydrocannabivarin in this strain are responsible for its potent psychedelic effects (THCV). A few puffs are all it takes to experience an intense sense of euphoria and a slight sense of disorientation. Users have reported feeling more motivated and focused after taking it. After an hour, the strong cerebral effects begin to fade, however some people claim to feel them for up to two more hours. A relaxing numbness permeates the body concurrent with these effects. Potent and hallucinogenic, this strain is responsible for inducing an insatiable appetite. In addition to paranoia, disorientation, and anxiety, high doses of this mega-strain may produce dry eyes and lips.

Moby Dick, as this strain is commonly called, was bred specifically to be a potent medical strain. The medicine can be used during the day without risk, though some people may experience weariness later on. Many people seek out medicines that have effects on the central nervous system in order to deal with emotional difficulties such as stress, anxiety, and depression. In cases where a patient has lost their appetite for whatever reason, this is a popular option (chemotherapy, depression, etc.). When it comes to dealing with persistent pain, a bodily high is just brief.

Dinafem (dinafem.org) crossed their own Haze with White Widow to make Moby Dick. When grown outdoors, the Sativa-dominant phenotype can reach a height of 12 feet, whereas the Indica-dominant phenotype is shorter and is only observed around 35% of the time.