Durga Mata

Durga Mata by Paradise Seeds is a strain that has a delicious flavor which is fruity and quite aromatic, giving an intensely relaxing high when smoked. It puts up with all sorts of beginner mistakes and stress, making it the perfect strain with which you can dip your toe into the waters of growing if you’re a beginner.

Durga Mata Cannabis for Outdoors

Growing Durga Mata Indoors

When planted indoors it’ll take a total of around 55 days to finish flowering. In order to get good yields from this plant, you can take cuttings from it and place from 16 to 25 cuttings per square meter and set them to flower straight away – this should yield around 450g per square meter. Durga Mata has quite a high percentage of indica in it, making it perfect for indoor grows as long as humidity levels don’t go over 40-50%. Its buds are so dense that it needs plenty of air flow in order to grow successfully. Use a X-Stream Propagator for fast results.

Growing Durga Mata Outdoors

When planted outdoors you’ll be able to harvest this beauty towards the beginning of October, yielding up to 500g per plant. This strain grows extremely strong outdoors, growing almost as perfect as indoor plants due to its dense, aromatic layer of resin. Thanks to how long this strain takes to flower, its buds will fill up with resin that’ll astonish you when it’s time to harvest and cure. It grows small but fast, and doesn’t need high amounts of nutrients – all it needs is a nice, healthy substrate in order to keep growing to the max. During the flowering period you’ll need to keep an eye on them though, as the last few weeks are quite decisive for this strain.

Durga Mata Feminized Effects

Its fruity, caramel-like flavors are dense and can easily linger for a while, even in the air. It has amazing medicinal and therapeutic properties, allowing you to treat issues such as insomnia or skin problems such as psoriasis.

• Sativa/Indica: 10/90%
• Flowering: 45-55 days indoors, beginning of October outdoors.
• Height: 0.8-1.6m indoors, 1.3-2m outdoors.