Dr. Who Northeast
Navigate the planes of time and space with Dr. Who, a potent indica hybrid originally from Homegrown Natural Wonders who wittily combined parent strains Mad Scientist and Timewreck. This 60% indica strain can deliver swift relief to pain, stress, appetite loss, multiple sclerosis, ADHD, mood disorders, and nausea without lethargy or sedation, making Dr. Who a good choice for any time of the day. Its effects are precluded by a sweet and sour aroma of pineapple and grape. Dr. Who flowers in 56 to 63 days indoors, but also grows well in outdoor gardens.
- Berry
- Strawberry
- Sweet
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Named after the acclaimed British science fiction television program, Dr. Who is a cross between Mad Scientist and Timewreck. Although the original breeder of this indica-leaning strain is said to be Homegrown Natural Wonders, sources seem to indicate that TGA Genetics also had a version of Dr. Who with the same genetics. However, the TGA version has been discontinued and doesn’t appear on Subcool’s website.
The Dr. Who cultivar from Homegrown Natural Wonders reportedly has a sweet and sour flavor, reminiscent of grapes or ripe pineapple.