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Moby Dick

Moby Dick by Seed Supreme — sativa dominant cannabis seeds. 70-day flowering, feminized.

This is Seed Supreme's release of Moby Dick.

Type
Sativa dominant
Heritage
mostly sativa
Flowering
70 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Moby Dick

About this release

Moby Dick is a mostly sativa hybrid created by Dinafem Seeds, combining Haze and White Widow. It is known for exceptionally high THC levels and large yields, and has won multiple awards since its release. This feminized version is available through Seed Supreme. Genetics & Background Moby Dick was developed by Dinafem and released in the mid-2000s. The cross of Haze and White Widow brings together the cerebral sativa character of Haze with the resin production and structural stability of White Widow. The name reflects its large size and high potency. Effects Moby Dick produces a strong, cerebral, energetic high. Reported effects include: Euphoric — strong mood elevation, often intensely positive Creative — associated with lateral thinking and inspiration Energetic — physical activation that suits daytime use THC content is typically very high, ranging from 20–27%. Not recommended for inexperienced users due to intensity. Flavor & Aroma Dominant terpenes — Terpinolene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene — produce: Citrus — bright, sharp lemon and lime from the Haze genetics Eucalyptus — a distinctive medicinal, cooling note Earthy — a grounding base that balances the brighter top notes Growing Moby Dick Feminized A photoperiod feminized strain with large yields. Grows very tall — space planning essential indoors. Flowering time: 9–10 weeks Expected yield: very heavy — one of the higher-yielding sativas available Plant height: very tall Grow environment: indoors and outdoors Difficulty: intermediate — requires height and canopy management Seed Supreme Listing Listed as a feminized seed from Seed Supreme. Moby Dick Feminized suits growers seeking high-potency, large-yielding sativa-dominant plants