Early Maroc Feminized Seeds – Philosopher Seeds · Fast-Flowering Sativa Landrace for Outdoor Grows

Early Maroc feminized seeds from Philosopher Seeds give you a rare 100% sativa landrace strain that finishes fast, thrives outdoors, and delivers up to 400 g/plant with minimal effort.

Struggling with long grow cycles and fragile plants?

Most sativas take forever to finish and need constant attention—especially when grown outdoors. You’re left waiting, worrying about mold, pests, or bad weather ruining your crop before it’s even ready.

What if your plant could beat the elements and finish early—without babysitting?

Imagine harvesting before the autumn rains, without fans, filters, or complex setups. No more losing buds to humidity or missing the perfect window. The stress of late flowering? Gone. The fear of getting caught? Minimized. You’re not just growing earlier—you’re growing smarter.

Early Maroc: the original fast-flowering sativa, built for real conditions

Early Maroc isn’t bred in a lab—it’s selected from decades-old Moroccan landrace genetics that have survived harsh climates and heavy harvesting. This is the plant that’s been used to make legendary Double Zero hashish. Now, it’s adapted for modern growers who want reliability, speed, and authentic sativa power.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Philosopher Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: 100% Sativa
• Genetics: Moroccan Landrace
• Flowering indoor: 7–8 weeks
• Flowering outdoor: Ready by September (Northern Hemisphere)
• Yield outdoor: 350–400 g/plant (12.35–14.11 oz/plant)
• Height outdoor: Up to 1.75 m (5.74 ft)
• THC content: Up to 17%
• Difficulty: Low
• Structure: Robust, long internodes, strong branching
• Climate: Temperate, Mediterranean, humid (with early harvest advantage)
• Resistance: High tolerance to fungi, pests, and low-fertility soils
• Training: Suitable for LST; avoid topping or aggressive pruning
• Pot size: Minimum 25 L for pots on balconies or terraces
• Light cycle: 18/6 in veg, 12/12 in flowering (photoperiod)
• Smell in grow: Medium (sweet strawberry bubblegum)
• Flavour: Sweet strawberry, spicy black pepper, woody background
• Effect: Energetic and euphoric high, evolving into balanced relaxation

How to grow Early Maroc for maximum yield and resilience

Early Maroc thrives with minimal input, but a smart approach unlocks its full potential—especially outdoors or in guerrilla setups.

Quick overview

Feminized sativa from Philosopher Seeds, ready by September, low difficulty, ideal for outdoor, balcony, or stealth grows in temperate to humid climates.

Safe start

Germinate seeds in a moist, dark environment for fastest results.

• Soak seeds in water at 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F) for 12–24h
• Use the paper towel method until the taproot reaches ~1 cm (0.4 in)
• Transplant gently into 5–7 L pots with light soil
• Keep humidity at 60–70% until first true leaves appear
• For stronger roots from day one, Kit Top Grow Box Bio Plagron boosts early development naturally.

Directed growth

Let Early Maroc stretch naturally—its sativa structure fills space fast.

• Move to final 25 L pot early to avoid root stress
• Use well-draining soil with organic matter
• Apply light LST to control height and improve light exposure
• Water when top 2–3 cm (0.8–1.2 in) of soil is dry
• Vision Seeds offers complementary genetics for diverse outdoor gardens.

Efficient flowering

Flowering starts naturally outdoors in late summer—induce indoors with 12/12 light.

• Reduce humidity to 40–50% to prevent mold
• Ensure strong airflow around plants
• Switch to bloom nutrients with higher PK
• Support branches if needed as buds gain weight
• Use Bactobloom for flowering to enhance resin and terpene production naturally.

Harvest and refinement

Harvest when trichomes turn milky to slightly amber for balanced effects.

• Flush with plain water 7–10 days before harvest
• Cut branches on a dry day, preferably in the morning
• Dry at 18–22 °C (64.4–71.6 °F) and 50–60% RH for 10–14 days
• Cure in glass jars for 2–4 weeks, burping daily
• Store in a cool, dark place for long-term freshness

Advantages and benefits of Early Maroc feminized seeds

• Harvest before the rain: Flowering finishes in September, avoiding autumn humidity and mold risks
• Grow anywhere: Thrives in poor soils and harsh climates—perfect for guerrilla grows
• Minimal maintenance: No need for heavy feeding or complex setups
• Authentic sativa high: Clear-headed, energetic buzz that evolves into relaxation
• High yield for a landrace: Up to 400 g/plant without training or advanced techniques
• Sweet, spicy aroma: Strawberry bubblegum meets black pepper—unique and appetizing
• Great for hash: Dense trichomes make it ideal for producing high-quality dry sift or ice water hash

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I germinate Early Maroc seeds outdoors?

Germinate between late March and April in the Northern Hemisphere for optimal growth and early flowering.

Can I grow Early Maroc indoors?

Yes, but its sativa stretch can be significant—ensure at least 1.80 m (5.91 ft) of vertical space. Use LST to manage height.

Does Early Maroc need a lot of nutrients?

No, it’s adapted to low-fertility soils. Overfeeding can harm the plant—start low and increase slowly if needed.

Is Early Maroc good for beginners?

Absolutely. Its resistance, early finish, and low maintenance make it one of the easiest sativas to grow successfully.

What kind of effect does Early Maroc have?

It delivers an uplifting, euphoric high that gradually becomes more balanced and relaxing—perfect for daytime or creative sessions.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I first grew Early Maroc on a rooftop in Barcelona with almost no setup—just some basic soil and a watering can. I was blown away by how fast it matured. By mid-September, while others were still waiting, I was trimming dense, aromatic buds. The high was exactly what I wanted: energetic at first, then smoothly mellow. I’ve tried many sativas, but few match its resilience and simplicity. I now recommend it to anyone starting out or growing in stealth. One tip: don’t overthink it. This plant knows what it’s doing. Just give it light, water, and space—and it’ll reward you.