Reported effects

Each bar marks a reported effect. Bar length does not indicate strength or frequency.

UpliftingReported

EnergizingReported

SedatingReported

Source report.

Aroma

spicyaniseedliquoricelemoncloves

Taste

spicyaniseedliquoricelemoncloves

Researched summary

Areto’s original summary of cited source reports. source

Dutch Passion describes its Durban Poison release as sativa-dominant, with spicy, aniseed and lemon sensory notes. Its listed parental cross differs from the landrace narrative, so lineage remains unresolved.

Needs further review

Source records checked: 2026-09-20. Research checked: 2026-10-28. Fields without supporting records remain unknown. Potency and terpene composition vary by product batch; use that batch’s COA for tested values. View sources.

Researched details

Support applies to the cited claim and release, not every product sold under this strain name.

Aromas: spicy, aniseed, liquorice, lemon, cloves (Dutch Passion · release) ^source
Retail classification: Sativa dominant (Dutch Passion · release) ^source
Flavors: spicy, aniseed, liquorice, lemon, cloves (Dutch Passion · release) ^source
Reported effects: uplifting, energizing, sedating (Dutch Passion · release) ^source

Still to research: parentage, reported terpenes, reported type.

Sources disagree on parentage. These fields remain under review.

Direct breeder sources

Durban Poison — Dutch Passion cultivar page. Accessed 2026-09-20.

Cultivar facts come directly from the cited breeders. A breeder’s description is a reported claim, not independent genetic verification or a test of your product batch. Community members’ personal experiences are separate from these facts. Corrections: genetics@areto.tech.