Dutch Hawaiian

Dutch Hawaiian crosses Dutch Treat with Hawaiian genetics, a pairing popularized in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Dutch Treat adds structure and a piney note, while Hawaiian lines bring tropical brightness. Our record lists Hawaiian, Northern Lights, Dutch Treat and Haze as parents.

It's a sativa with a single THC reading of 17%. Caryophyllene leads at 0.38%, followed by limonene at 0.24%, myrcene at 0.20%, humulene at 0.20% and linalool at 0.08%. Flavor tags are fruity and sweet.

Effects are happy, energetic and creative, with dry eyes, nervous and dry mouth as side effects. Growers call it moderately vigorous and good with training indoors, with notable resin and a flowering period typical of sativa-leaning hybrids. The terpene panel, led by a peppery compound, is a little unexpected for something named for tropical islands, and it hints at a spicier undertone.

Consider it for morning or afternoon, when you want an uplifting boost for chores or a creative hobby. The nervous tag is worth heeding: begin with small amounts.