C-Vibez Feminized Seeds – Dutch Passion’s Potent Sativa-Dominant Hybrid with XXL Yields

C-Vibez by Dutch Passion is a high-potency, sativa-dominant hybrid that delivers explosive yields, complex terpenes, and a euphoric yet deeply relaxing high—all wrapped in frosty, colorful buds.

Struggling with bland, predictable strains that all taste and feel the same? You’re not alone. Most modern hybrids are over-stabilized into boring uniformity, robbing you of the thrill of discovery and the magic of unique phenotypes.

That frustration builds every time you open a seed pack hoping for something special—only to get four identical plants with zero personality. You miss out on the joy of pheno hunting, the surprise of purple hues, or that one plant that smells like bubblegum and knocks your socks off.

C-Vibez flips the script. Dutch Passion deliberately left this Mad Scientist × Voodoo cross slightly unstable so you get a vibrant mix of phenotypes—some fruity, some cheesy, some purple—all with sky-high THC (20–25%) and massive yields. It’s the strain that keeps you coming back for more.

Before you sprout: setting up for C-Vibez success

C-Vibez thrives with strong light, airy substrate, and room to stretch. Plan for vigorous growth and a 10–14 week flowering window.

• Use 20–25 L pots early—this hybrid stretches hard in bloom.
• Choose a light, well-aerated mix like Worm Humus Biobizz for root health.
• Set up support (netting or stakes) before week 3 of flowering.
• Keep humidity under 65% during veg to prevent mold later.
• Germinate at 22–25°C (72–77°F) with high humidity.

During growth: managing stretch and maximizing light

C-Vibez grows fast with huge fan leaves and a strong tendency to stretch—especially in the first 3–4 weeks of flowering. Most phenos double in height, so don’t veg too long indoors.

Defoliate lightly at week 1 and week 3 of bloom to let light penetrate dense canopies. Low Stress Training (LST) works great early on, but avoid topping late—some phenos are sensitive. Maintain temps between 20–26°C (68–79°F) and RH around 50–60% in veg, dropping to 40–50% in mid-flower.

After harvest: curing for flavor and smoothness

Dry buds at 18–21°C (65–70°F) and 50–60% RH for 7–10 days. Cure in glass jars for 2–4 weeks, burping daily. You’ll notice flavors evolve from piney and spicy to sweet, fruity, and even bubblegum-like in certain phenos. Minimal maintenance is needed—just store seeds cool, dark, and dry.

Short- and long-term advantages and benefits

• Explosive indoor yields: 500–600 g/m² (16.1–19.4 oz/ft²).
• Outdoor monsters: up to 3 m (9.84 ft) tall in warm climates.
• Pheno diversity: 25–30% show purple/pink hues; varied aromas.
• Consistent 20–25% THC across all phenotypes—no weak outliers.
• Resinous, foxtail buds with excellent bag appeal.
• Perfect for SCROG or SOG setups thanks to strong branching.
• Builds your grower intuition through phenotypic selection.
• Long-term savings: one pack = multiple unique experiences.

Technical specifications

• Breeder: Dutch Passion
• Type: Feminized photoperiod
• Dominance: Sativa-dominant hybrid
• Genetics: Mad Scientist × Voodoo (Thai Sativa lineage)
• Flowering time: 10–14 weeks (most ready in 10–12)
• Indoor yield: 500–600 g/m² (16.1–19.4 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: Up to 1.5 kg/plant (3.31 lb/plant) in ideal conditions
• Indoor height: 0.75–1.10 m (2.46–3.61 ft)
• Outdoor height: Up to 3 m (9.84 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium (requires height management)
• Vigour: High; strong stretch, large fan leaves
• Ideal climate: Warm, sunny (Mediterranean); not ideal for cool temperate zones
• Resistance: Good mold resistance; handles 75% RH briefly
• Training: Excellent for LST, SCROG, defoliation; topping optional
• Substrate: Coco or light soil; airy and well-draining
• Light cycle: 18/6 veg, 12/12 flower
• Smell in grow: High—use carbon filter
• THC: 20–25%
• CBD:
• Terpenes: Myrcene (48%), limonene, pinene
• Flavor: Sweet, fruity, floral, pine, with hints of cheese or bubblegum
• Effect: Euphoric → deeply relaxing; best for evening or creative sessions

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does C-Vibez really take to flower?

Most phenos finish in 10–12 weeks, but the most sativa-dominant can take up to 14. Watch trichomes—not just the calendar.

Can I grow C-Vibez outdoors in Europe?

Only in warm, dry regions with long summers (e.g., southern Spain). In cooler climates, it may not fully ripen before autumn rains.

Why do some C-Vibez plants turn purple?

About 25–30% express anthocyanins under cooler night temps in late flower, creating stunning purple or pink hues—no extra effort needed.

Do I need to defoliate C-Vibez?

Yes! Light defoliation at week 1 and week 3 of bloom improves light penetration and airflow, boosting yield and reducing mold risk.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I grew C-Vibez in a 1.2 m² tent with 4 plants in 25L airpots under LED. I vegged for just 3 weeks—any longer and they’d have hit the lights during stretch. I defoliated heavily at week 1 of flower and used soft ties for support by week 4. The longest-flowering pheno (14 weeks!) yielded 129 g and smelled like candy—my favorite. I fed with Bio Heaven BioBizz through mid-flower and flushed for 10 days. Pro tip: don’t harvest the fast phenos too early—they need those last few days to turn milky trichomes amber for full effect. And always pair with other Dutch Passion classics for a legendary grow room.