Durban Poison is a landrace sativa originating in South Africa — one of the few widely available cultivars that has not been heavily hybridised. It is known for a sweet anise and pine aroma. As with any cultivar, how it feels depends on the batch, the product form, the dose and the person.
Terpene profile
Terpinolene
Fresh floral-apple brightness, a common note in classic sativa-classified cultivars.
Myrcene
Ripe fruit and soft earth.
Pinene
Crisp pine and rosemary in the aroma.
AromaSweet anise, earthy pine, and a bright herbal lift with hints of citrus peel.
Effects
· Commonly described as energising
· Often described as clear-headed
· Frequently chosen for daytime use
Who tends to choose it
People who choose Durban Poison usually say they want something stimulating rather than sedating. Some people find stimulating cultivars uncomfortable; there is no universally suitable choice.
Product forms
Durban Poison genetics are released as flower, pre-rolls and vape cartridges by various producers.
Start low, go slow
Take a small amount first and give it time. If you are unfamiliar with a product form, treat it as new even if you know the cultivar.
Durban Poison questions we hear at the counter
Is Durban Poison a good choice if I am new to cannabis?
There is no single right first choice. Durban Poison is a pure sativa and some people find it intense. If you are new, tell a budtender that and start with the smallest available amount.
How do I check Durban Poison availability in Denver?
Search our live menu on this site, or call Herbs 4 You at 303-830-9999 during store hours (daily 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM).
Will Durban Poison make me sleepy?
Most people describe it as energising rather than sedating, but responses to cannabis vary widely between individuals and batches. We cannot predict how it will affect you.