How to grow Durga Mata II CBD

90% indica - 10% sativa
relaxed
Durga Mata II CBD bud — quarter view
THC 9%
Flowering 55 days
Yield 400 g/m²

Seb's take

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Durga Mata crossed back with CBD lines to soften her mother's THC without losing the character. A low, robust shrub rarely past 70cm — no need to give her the headroom here — that suits a Sea of Green planting and a gentler, more measured relaxation.

Where it comes from

Paradise Seeds took the already-composed Durga Mata and crossed her back with CBD lines, softening the THC while keeping the mother's character largely intact. The record is clear on the descent — she shares most of her traits with Durga Mata herself — and clear too on the intent behind the cross: a gentler, more balanced cannabinoid profile. THC sits at a modest 5 to 9 per cent against 8 to 12 per cent CBD, a deliberate reweighting rather than an accident of breeding.

Nose & flavour

The record lists no formal flavour notes, so I will not invent them. Given her parentage, expect the earthy, herbal signature of the original Durga Mata carried through in a quieter register — the family scent, dialled down to match the gentler effect she was bred for.

The high

With THC held at 5 to 9 per cent against 8 to 12 per cent CBD, the experience is measured rather than emphatic — a soft, even relaxation rather than anything demanding. This is the composed end of the indica spectrum, closer to a slow exhale than a full stop, and none the worse for it.

Growing it

A low, robust shrub rarely past 70cm, so no need to give her the headroom here — she stays close to the ground and dense with it. Photoperiodic, flowering in around 55 days and returning roughly 400 g/m² indoors. She takes particularly well to a Sea of Green, where her compact stature and high central stem are turned to advantage. Easy to run, and forgiving of a beginner's enthusiasm — bred to be uncomplicated from the outset.

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Effects

Relaxed

Common questions about Durga Mata II CBD

How long does Durga Mata II CBD take to flower?

Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.

Is Durga Mata II CBD an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is Durga Mata II CBD?

The breeder lists THC around 9%. The gentler end of the scale.