Dutch Treat
A long-standing staple of Amsterdam coffee shop culture, Dutch Treat is a hybrid known for its pine-forward profile and balanced, cerebral-to-physical effects.
About Dutch Treat
Dutch Treat is an old-school cultivar with a murky history, often associated with the British Columbia-based breeder Jordan of the Islands. While frequently cited as a cross between Northern Lights and Haze, these origins remain unverified and subject to debate. The strain is characterized by a classic aromatic profile featuring sharp pine, sweet herbs, citrus, and earthy funk, rather than the modern candy-like scents common in newer varieties. Users report that the experience typically begins with an uplifting, euphoric, and talkative cerebral buzz, which eventually transitions into a more grounded, relaxing physical state. The suspected influence of Haze genetics is often credited for providing a brighter, more energetic edge than its indica-leaning reputation might otherwise suggest.
Plant characteristics
The plant is described as a short, stocky, and bushy cultivar. Its flowers are dense and green, featuring a coating of sticky trichomes and prominent orange pistils.
