How to grow Top Dawg
THC 19% 
Flowering 60 - 65 days 
Yield 550 g/m² 
Height 80-90cm Taste
Seb's take
Mexican landrace Sativa crossed with Afghani Indica Kush, two fantastic strains in their own right combined by Barney's Farm into one Sativa-dominant hybrid. The result carries a terpene profile distinctly its own, honest about what it is rather than chasing extremes.
Where it comes from
Barney's Farm crossed a Mexican landrace sativa with Afghani Indica Kush, two fine strains in their own right, into a 60 percent sativa-leaning hybrid. The record's own note is that the combination produced a plant with a terpene profile distinctly its own, the landrace brightness meeting the Afghani weight. No grander tale than that, and none needed: two dependable parents put together with care by a house that knows how, the result honest about being a well-made hybrid rather than a headline-chaser.
Nose & flavour
The record praises a unique terpene profile without naming the notes, and I will not invent them to oblige. What it establishes is that the Mexican sativa and Afghani Kush pairing yields something distinctly hers rather than a copy of either parent. Take the promise of a characterful, individual nose as stated, and meet the particulars in person rather than through my guesswork.
The high
No effects are listed, so I will not supply a catalogue she has not earned on paper. What the record gives is a 60 percent sativa lean and a 19 percent THC figure, which sketches a moderate, sativa-forward temperament without me overstating it. An honest, balanced hybrid, described only as far as the record allows and content to be what it is.
Growing it
A compact, tidy plant at 80 to 90cm, she flowers across 60 to 65 days and returns up to 550 g/m². Set at 19 percent THC with a touch of CBD noted, she reads as the sensible, manageable end of Barney's Farm's range, a plant that keeps her stature in check while still giving a solid return. No difficulty is flagged in the record, so treat her as a straightforward grow: modest height, reliable yield, and a terpene profile worth the trouble.
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Common questions about Top Dawg
How long does Top Dawg take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Top Dawg 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 tall does Top Dawg grow?
Around 90 cm. Small tents take her without complaint.
How strong is Top Dawg?
The breeder lists THC around 19%. Firmly in the strong band.
