Durban Poison Regular Reviews

4.9 Rating 13 Reviews

Durban Poison Regular Seeds are sativa-leaning cannabis seeds developed from original African landrace genetics crossed with Dutch Skunk, selected by MSNL for tall growth, strong vigor, and consistent performance in warm, high-light environments. These regular seeds suit growers seeking classic sativa structure, breeding potential, and resilient outdoor performance, and are not ideal for those wanting guaranteed female plants or compact indoor grows. Type: Sativa-leaning regular cannabis seeds Life Cycle: 8-10 week flowering period (photoperiod) Height: Tall plants requiring vertical space Flavor: Spicy, sweet, and vanilla-forward notes Climate: Performs best in tropical, subtropical, and warm regions Stability: Selected for vigor, mold resistance, and uniform growth traits Not ideal for: Growers seeking feminized plants or discreet indoor setups Browse all Regular Seeds

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“Great strain awesome node spacing and an all around great smoke!!”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Serious ganoobies, you won't be able to stop laughing! When people ask me why I love sat strains so much, I just point to this one.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Lovely strain, 7/10 in my opinion. Dense slightly fluffy buds, smooth smoke with a sweet taste on exhale (liquorice mixed with citrus fruit), nice active buzz that has you tryna do 5 things at once. 20 seeds of which all germed with only 7 males, only noticed 1 herm. Got just over a pound from the 12 fem ... verry happy smoker”

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Posted 9 years ago

“A lot came out male. But good plant. I live in the tropics on the equator. No problem with mold on this one unlike some others. The plants that were female did really nice and made it worth it”

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Posted 10 years ago

“me and my mates smoked this when we were in the dam, we were in fits of laughter, defo recommend it if you want to have a good laugh!”

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Posted 10 years ago