How to grow Durga Mata
THC 22% 
Flowering 56 days 
Yield 400 – 450 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
Durga Mata arrives with no stated parentage and no apparent need for one — 90% Indica and confident in it. Fruit up front, then earthy tobacco and diesel beneath, with a herbal spice trailing; the high is happy, talkative, and settles into a long, relaxed calm. Forgiving of enthusiasm, whatever your experience level.
Where it comes from
Durga Mata arrives from Paradise Seeds with no stated parentage and, frankly, no apparent need for one — 90 per cent indica and entirely confident about it. The record leaves her origins unknown, which is unusual honesty in a trade fond of invented family trees. Named for a Hindu goddess, she carries herself with the composure the name implies. What is documented is her temperament: heavily indica, long in effect, and famously merciful to the grower.
Nose & flavour
Fruit greets you first, then the floor drops to earthy, woody, tobacco-like depths, with a herbal spice and a diesel edge trailing behind. Pungent and layered — not a dessert strain but a properly grown-up nose. A minty freshness cuts through the weight just enough to keep it from turning heavy.
The high
Happy and talkative at the outset, sociable rather than sedating, before it settles into a long, relaxed calm. Euphoric with an uplifted edge that keeps the mood pleasant throughout. The kind of even, extended experience that indica dominance tends to promise and this one keeps.
Growing it
A brisk flowering time of around 56 days, returning a solid 400 to 450 g/m². The record gives no height figure, so expect the compact, robust frame typical of a heavily indica plant rather than a precise measurement. Her chief virtue is forgiveness: she thrives across a range of environments and tolerates a novice's errors with unusual grace. Green thumbs or merely enthusiasm, it makes no difference — she is content simply to live — which is rather more than many strains can claim.
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Common questions about Durga Mata
How long does Durga Mata take to flower?
Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Durga Mata 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?
The breeder lists THC around 22%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does Durga Mata smell and taste like?
Fuel on the nose — she does not travel discreetly.
