Dutch Treat reviews

Junk, no high

Stressed out to the max, headache, depressed. Then I indulge in a treat of dutch, tasting it pungent evergreen quality, feeling my body float outside of myself, obviously headache gone. I bust out into dance derived from some ancient tribe over a camp fire, btw, I am jammin to pearl jam, hard not to dance . But this treat certainly was an all encompassing, healing adventure.

super sweet, reminiscent of a #J1 taste, citrus, earthy, sweet upon exhale. Relaxing and great for anxiety.

this strain knocked me, my boyfriend and a giant man out in one bowl

I really like the get up an go sativas, and I didn't find that Dutch Treat fit the bill. I'm a big fan of Super Lemon Haze and a budtender suggested Dutch Treat as a comparable strain. But I found Dutch Treat to be a much heavier high; very grounding and emotionally and physically stabilizing, but not the energetic kick I was looking for. On the flip side, this didn't induce any paranoia and left me feeling a little euphoric and creative. My hike was made more enjoyable in that regard. I think this strain would be a good pain reliever and can help with sleep.

First, I'm only giving this 3 stars because it makes me VERY tired which I don't like. Think I read somewhere that this strain is 80/20 indica dominant...so it would make sense that it would make me tired. I seem to be particularly sensitive to indicas in terms of feeling tired. Puts me right to sleep, and I sleep like a f***ing rock. Which I hate. But other than that, I LOVED the way it smoked and tasted. And the flowers smell amazing. The high was really good, very relaxed and happy. But it didn't last very long because I would fall asleep no matter what. That's just me.

Now I understand why this is a staple of Amsterdam coffee shops. It gives you a soothing body high while avoiding the strong sleepy effects of indica. Works great for the afternoon

Very well balanced hybrid. Perfect for early evening creative activities. Uplifting but not anxious, relaxing but not sedating.