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The name Moby Dick refers to the whale from Herman Melville’s novel—and for good reason. This strain is known for massive yields and powerful effects. According to AllBud, Moby Dick was created in Spain as a cross of the classic strains White Widow (mostly indica) and Haze (pure sativa), creating a sativa‑dominant hybrid at roughly 75% sativa to 25% indica. In tests, THC content often exceeds 20% and can reach up to 27%, while CBD is very low—around 1%
Thanks to the strong Haze influence, Moby Dick plants grow tall and take on a Christmas‑tree shape. The flowers are long, dense, and coated in sticky resin; they carry a citrus‑pine aroma with notes of sweet caramel and pepper. Users praise the intense effects: in the first minutes, euphoria and a rush of creative thoughts appear, followed by a sense of clarity and focus. The effect lasts a long time and may ease symptoms of depression, anxiety, migraines, and chronic pain. Due to its potency and stimulating character, the strain is recommended more for experienced consumers and for an active day. The high sativa content means it rarely causes drowsiness—on the contrary, it energizes, and in larger doses can lead to a mildly psychedelic ride.
Moby Dick owes its name not only to the size of the plants, but also to enormous yields. According to AllBud, you can harvest up to 1500 g of dried flower per square meter indoors under optimal conditions. Such results are possible thanks to intense photosynthesis (a 9–10 week flowering period) and White Widow genetics, which contribute abundant resin production. Outdoors, plants can reach 3 m in height and produce over a kilogram of buds. To unlock Moby Dick’s potential, provide plenty of light (600–1000 µmol/m²/s), large pots (20–30 L), and a rich, airy medium. The plant responds well to Screen of Green training and pruning lower branches to focus energy on the main colas.
Basic cultivation tips: Due to its sativa‑leaning genetics, Moby Dick likes a warm, sunny climate. In regions with short summers, it’s worth starting indoors and moving plants outside after the last frosts. Flowers mature in 9–11 weeks; the harvest window is signaled by milky‑amber trichomes. High THC levels call for careful flushing one week before harvest to improve flavor and aroma. Because of the intense smell, it’s worth installing a carbon filter in the tent.
This strain is highly regarded among growers for phenotype stability and mold resistance. Thanks to its strong structure, it can handle tying up heavy buds and regular pruning. In temperate climates, early sowings allow harvests by the end of October. In cooler regions, Moby Dick requires protection from rain and humidity in the final flowering stage.
If you’re looking for a strain that delivers epic harvests and an energetic, long‑lasting effect—Moby Dick is a true legend. This sativa‑dominant hybrid impresses with both flavor and potency, and its huge yields will make you feel like the captain of a whaling ship on your own plantation.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Genetics | White Widow × Haze |
| Type | 75% sativa / 25% indica |
| THC / CBD | 20–27% / ~1% |
| Flowering time | 9–11 weeks |
| Yield | up to 1500 g/m² indoors; > 1 kg outdoors |
| Height | 1.5–3 m |
