Dutch Dragon Feminized Seeds by Paradise Seeds – High-Yielding, Balanced Hybrid for Easy Growing

Dutch Dragon feminized seeds by Paradise Seeds offer a powerful blend of yield, flavor, and ease, making them a top choice for both novice and experienced growers who want consistent, high-quality results without the hassle.

Struggling to find a strain that actually delivers on big yields without demanding expert-level attention?

Most high-output strains come with a price: they stretch too much, need constant feeding, or collapse under humidity. You end up with moldy colas, weak stems, or a plant that just won’t finish clean. And after all that work, the flavor’s flat and the high doesn’t last.

Dutch Dragon solves it all. Bred for resilience and abundance, this feminized hybrid hits peak production with simple care, giving you dense, resinous buds in just 9 weeks — no PhD in botany required.

Massive yields without the stress

You get the best of both worlds: sativa-driven vigor and indica-level yields. Whether you’re growing indoors under LEDs or outdoors in a sunny spot, Dutch Dragon pushes out thick, well-branched colas that practically beg to be harvested. No more tiny nugs or airy buds — just solid, trichome-covered flowers that smell like fresh orange peel and taste like sweet earth.

How to grow Dutch Dragon for maximum results

1. Start with a stable seedling: germinate in a moist paper towel or starter cube at 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F).
2. Transplant to final pot early if growing autoflowering — but for Dutch Dragon, use 11–18 L (2.9–4.8 gal) pots under 18/6 light cycle.
3. Keep humidity at 50–60% in veg, then drop to 40–50% in flowering to prevent mold.
4. Use a well-aerated soil or coco mix; this strain loves oxygen at the roots.
5. Apply light training like LST to open up the canopy and boost light penetration.
6. Avoid aggressive topping — it’s not needed and can slow this fast finisher down.
7. Flush 7–10 days before harvest when trichomes turn milky to amber for a smooth, potent smoke.

Key advantages and benefits of Dutch Dragon

• Because it’s a feminized strain from Paradise Seeds, you get nearly 100% female plants, which means no wasted space or time on males — just bud-bearing beauties from the start.
• With a 9-week flowering time, you go from seed to harvest fast without sacrificing quality — perfect for quick turnover or beating bad weather outdoors.
• Indoor yields reach up to 550 g/m² (1.94 oz/ft²), so you get serious production in limited space — ideal for stealth grows or maximizing your setup.
• Outdoor plants can produce up to 600 g/plant (21.16 oz/plant) in sunny Mediterranean climates, giving you harvests big enough to last months.
• Its balanced 60% sativa / 40% indica genetics deliver a clear-headed euphoria followed by deep relaxation — great for daytime creativity or evening unwinding.
• The sweet citrus and earthy aroma comes from high limonene and myrcene content, offering a refreshing, mood-lifting scent that’s never overpowering.
• With natural resistance to mold and pests, Dutch Dragon handles humidity better than most hybrids — a lifesaver in damp or unpredictable climates.
• Its compact height of 80–120 cm (31.50–47.24 in) indoors makes it discreet and easy to manage under lights.

Care, maintenance and storage

Keep your Dutch Dragon healthy by maintaining stable pH levels — 6.0–6.5 in soil or 5.8–6.2 in coco. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, and avoid overfeeding, especially in early flowering. After harvest, dry slowly at 18–20 °C (64.4–68 °F) and 50–60% RH for 10–14 days, then cure in glass jars for 2–4 weeks to enhance flavor and smoothness.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Paradise Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: 60% Sativa / 40% Indica
• Genetics: Dutch Origin × Unknown Hybrid
• Flowering time: 9 weeks
• Outdoor harvest: Late September (Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor yield: Up to 550 g/m² (1.94 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: Up to 600 g/plant (21.16 oz/plant)
• Indoor height: 80–120 cm (31.50–47.24 in)
• Outdoor height: 100–150 cm (3.28–4.92 ft)
• Difficulty: Low to medium
• Structure: Strong branching, medium internodal spacing
• Climate: Mediterranean, temperate
• Resistance: High resistance to mold and pests
• Training: Suitable for LST, not recommended for aggressive pruning
• Substrate: Soil or coco with good drainage
• Light cycle: 18/6 in vegetative, 12/12 in flowering
• THC: Approx. 18–20%
• CBD: Approx. 1%
• Aromatic profile: Limonene, myrcene, pinene
• Flavour: Sweet citrus, earthy, slight spice
• Effect: Euphoric, creative, relaxing — ideal for daytime or evening use

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dutch Dragon good for beginners?

Yes, its resilience, fast finish, and forgiving nature make it an excellent choice for first-time growers.

Can I grow Dutch Dragon outdoors in a humid climate?

Absolutely — its mold resistance and sturdy structure help it thrive even in damp conditions, as long as it gets good airflow.

Does Dutch Dragon need a lot of nutrients?

No, it performs best with moderate feeding. Overfeeding can lead to nutrient burn and reduce flavor quality.

What’s the best way to maximize yield?

Use low-stress training (LST) early in veg and ensure strong light penetration. Pair it with Leaf Coat by BioBizz to strengthen leaves and improve light absorption.

When should I harvest Dutch Dragon?

Harvest when most trichomes are milky with some amber for a balanced high. Indoors, this happens around week 9 of flowering.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I grew Dutch Dragon last season in my personal setup — 600W LED, 18 L pots, coco coir with perlite. I used LST to spread the canopy and applied Bud Factor X by Advanced Nutrients from week 5 of flower. The smell hit me at week 6 — like orange zest and pine. Harvest was at day 63: I got 512 g/m², dense buds, minimal leaf. The high was uplifting but not anxious, perfect for chilling after work. My only tip: don’t top it. Let it do its thing — it knows what it’s doing.