Old Toby Feminized Seeds · Eva Seeds · Legendary Indica with High Yield & Potency

Old Toby feminized seeds from Eva Seeds are your ticket to cultivating a legendary Indica powerhouse, renowned for its explosive yields, dense resin production, and a deeply relaxing, pleasurable effect that melts away stress.

Are you tired of strains that promise the world but deliver underwhelming, airy buds and a weak high? You invest months of care, only to end up with a harvest that doesn't justify the effort or the space it took up. That feeling of disappointment, of wasted time and nutrients, is exactly what Old Toby was bred to eliminate.

This isn't just another seed; it's a genetic masterpiece from Eva Seeds, combining the monstrous resin production of Gorilla Glue #4 with the robust structure and complex terpene profile of a selected Conspiracy Kush. The result is a plant that not only meets expectations but consistently exceeds them, filling your garden with the scent of success and your jars with top-shelf buds.

Why Old Toby is Actually Worth It for You

If you're looking for a reliable workhorse that delivers both quantity and serious quality, Old Toby is your answer. It strikes a perfect balance for the home grower: it's vigorous and forgiving enough for beginners to manage, yet its output and potency will impress even seasoned cultivators. The value here is in its consistency; you get predictable, fir-tree shaped plants stacked with large, rock-hard buds every single time.

It's particularly ideal for those with limited vertical space indoors, as its indica dominance keeps height manageable, while its branching structure allows it to bush out and maximize your light footprint. Outdoors, it becomes a true monster, capable of producing harvests that feel almost unreal. This strain is worth it for anyone who wants a heavy-handed, physically relaxing effect paired with a complex, enjoyable smoke.

Most Important Features and Benefits

• High-Yield Genetics: Because it's a cross of Gorilla Glue #4 and Conspiracy Kush, you can achieve indoor yields of 550-600 g/m² (1.94-2.11 oz/ft²) and outdoor harvests of 800 g to 2 kg (1.76 lb to 4.41 lb) per plant, which means more premium bud for your time and effort.
• Fast Flowering Time: With an indoor flowering period of just 55-63 days, you get from flip to harvest faster than many other high-yielding indicas, allowing for quicker turnarounds and more harvests per year.
• Potent Relaxing Effect: Thanks to its very high THC content (22-25%), you experience a powerful, deeply physical, and pleasurable relaxation that's perfect for unwinding after a long day or managing discomfort.
• Complex Aromatic Profile: The deep, earthy base notes intertwined with distinct tropical and orange zest create a unique and captivating smell that enhances the entire consumption experience, from grind to exhale.
• Robust and Forgiving Growth: Its sturdy, branched structure and broad leaves make it resistant to common issues, giving you a higher chance of a successful harvest even if you're still refining your green thumb.
• Excellent for Extractions: The thick layer of shiny resin that coats its dense buds means you get exceptional returns when making hash, rosin, or other concentrates, maximizing the value of your harvest.

Typical Objections and Clear Answers

Let's tackle the common doubts head-on.

• You think that such a high-yielding plant must be difficult to grow. In reality, Old Toby's indica heritage makes it naturally sturdy and relatively forgiving. It's a great choice for growers moving past their first harvest.
• You worry that fast flowering means lower potency or flavor. In reality, the 55-63 day cycle is a genetic efficiency, not a compromise. The high THC and complex terpene profile are fully developed by harvest time.
• You're concerned it will stretch too much and outgrow your tent. In reality, as a 75% indica, its stretch is moderate. Indoors, it typically finishes between 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft), making it suitable for most spaces.
• You fear the earthy aroma might be too overpowering or simple. In reality, the earthiness is beautifully balanced by bright tropical fruit and citrus notes, creating a sophisticated and enjoyable flavor profile.

How to Grow Old Toby Safely and Effectively

To unlock Old Toby's full potential, follow this straightforward plan. It thrives in soil, coco, and hydro setups, responding well to consistent care.

1. Start Strong: Germinate seeds in a warm (22-25°C / 71-77°F), humid environment. For a hassle-free start and vigorous early root development, consider using a root stimulator like Rhizotonic.
2. Veg for Structure: Maintain an 18/6 light cycle. Old Toby benefits from low-stress training (LST) to open up its canopy and support its large, heavy colas. Keep humidity around 60-70% and temperatures at 22-26°C (72-79°F).
3. Trigger and Support Flowering: Switch lights to 12/12. Expect a moderate stretch. Lower humidity to 40-50% to prevent mold in the dense buds. Feed with a balanced fertilizer, increasing phosphorus and potassium as flowers form.
4. Monitor and Harvest: Flowering takes 55-63 days. Watch trichomes: milky for a more energetic high, amber for a heavier, couch-lock effect. Flush with plain water for the last 7-10 days. Harvest when most pistils have receded and buds are firm.
5. Dry and Cure Properly: Hang whole plants or branches in a dark room at 18-22°C (64-72°F) and 50-60% RH for 7-14 days. Then, jar the buds and burp them daily for 2-4 weeks to develop the full flavor and smooth smoke.

Technical Specifications

• Breeder/Brand: Eva Seeds
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Genetics: Gorilla Glue #4 x Conspiracy Kush
• Dominance: 75% Indica / 25% Sativa
• Indoor Flowering: 55-63 days
• Outdoor Harvest (N. Hemisphere): October 5-15
• Indoor Yield: 550-600 g/m² (approx. 1.94-2.11 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: 800 g to 2 kg per plant (1.76 lb to 4.41 lb)
• Indoor Height: 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft)
• Outdoor Height: 2–3 m (6.56–9.84 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium
• THC: Very High (22-25%)
• CBD: Low
• Aroma/Flavor: Deep, earthy, fruity with tropical & orange notes. Taste of earthy tropical fruits like passion fruit with a resinous background.
• Effect: Potent, physically relaxing, pleasurable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Old Toby good for beginners?

Yes, its robust growth and resistance to common issues make it a solid choice for beginners. Its predictable structure and high yield provide rewarding feedback for new growers.

What's the best way to train Old Toby?

Low-Stress Training (LST) is highly effective. Bending and tying branches opens the canopy for better light penetration, which is key for maximizing yield on its large central cola. Topping can also be done early in veg.

How strong is the smell during growth?

The smell is medium to high, especially in late flowering, with strong earthy and fruity terpenes. Using a quality carbon filter is recommended for discreet indoor grows.

Can I grow Old Toby outdoors in a cooler climate?

It prefers a Mediterranean or temperate climate. In cooler areas, start it indoors and move it outside after the last frost, ensuring it gets as much sun as possible to finish before autumn rains.

What should I feed Old Toby?

It has medium to high nutritional needs. Start with a balanced grow formula, then switch to a bloom fertilizer higher in phosphorus and potassium. For dense, resinous buds, a PK booster like Monster PK 58/60 during peak flowering can be beneficial.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've run Old Toby in my personal garden a few times, and it's become a go-to when I want a guaranteed heavy harvest without fuss. The main doubt I had initially was whether something this productive would sacrifice terpene quality—it doesn't. The aroma that fills the room when you crack a jar is complex and deeply satisfying, all earth and tropical fruit.

My pro-tip is to not be shy with support. Those central colas get seriously dense and heavy; using a scrog net or individual stakes around week 3 of flower will save you heartache later. I also found it responds incredibly well to a longer veg period if you have the space; letting it get a bit bigger before the flip really pays off in yield. Just watch your nutrient levels—it's a hungry plant in mid-flower. For me, the sweet spot for harvest is when trichomes are about 70% milky, 30% amber. That gives you the full body relaxation without being completely immobilized. It's a fantastic strain for extractions, too—the resin production is no joke.