Its unusual leaves set the Frisian Duck apart from the pack. It can be difficult to tell this plant from from a normal cannabis plant because of the unusual shape of its leaves.
In truth, the plant's name is derived from the shape of its leaves, which resemble a duck's foot. Webbed foot-shaped leaves are most prominent in the first two-thirds of the plant's existence.
In order to produce this plant, Frisian Dew and DucksFoot were bred together.
This plant is a one-of-a-kind specimen that's both stealthy and sturdy at the same time. Frisian Duck's buds have a wonderfully spicy pine aroma with a tinge of citrus. They're small and compact.
In addition to the aroma, which is quite pleasant and refreshing, the flavour also has a stimulating impact. Those who are new to growing plants will find the plant hardy and easy to care for.
Dutch Passions' Frisian Duck is a feminised seed, like many of their plants. Growers and breeders that don't like utilising male plants are the most likely to use feminised seeds.

Many seasoned breeders now prefer to use just female plants since the seeds they produce tend to be of higher quality and more consistent. Feminized seeds are bred in a technique that sounds easy, but is actually rather complicated.
The pollen of female plants can be feminised if they are subjected to the correct stress. The pollen from this plant is then used to mate with a female plant that needs it. As a result, the seeds produced will be exclusively female in gender.
Dutch Passion has perfected this technique. Using these seeds eliminates the bothersome male plants, which is a major selling point for many gardeners. The space that male plants take up in a crop could be better utilised by females.

In addition, they take up time because they must be removed at the beginning of blossoming. With regular seeds, you will get a crop that is split 50/50 between males and females. This results in a waste of money for the farmer, since half of the seeds they purchased are thrown away.
All things considered, feminised seeds are a far better investment. Originally intended to be cultivated outdoors, the Frisian Duck can also be grown inside. The plant can grow to a height of 2 metres outdoors, but only 1.5 metres indoors.
Frisian Duck will flower around 8 weeks after germination.

THC: 14-17%
Flowering time: 8 weeks
Genetics: Frisian Dew X Ducksfoot
Grows: Greenhouse, Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Plant height: 150-250 cm
Sex: Feminised
Taste/Aroma: spicy aromas of pine, citrus and fresh forest
Variety: Indica / Sativa
Yield: High
Seed type: Feminised Seeds