Moby Strain Regular SeedsThe giant Haze × White Widow line, as male and female seeds
4.86 out of 5 · 7 reviewsThe Moby strain is the Haze × White Widow cross best known as Moby Dick, a sativa-leaning hybrid named for its whale-sized plants and big main cola. It tests around 16–22% THC, carries a lemon, spice, incense and cedar aroma, and flowers in roughly 9 to 10 weeks. In this regular form the pack grows both male and female plants, which makes it useful for breeding projects and mother plants.
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What is the Moby strain?
Moby is a sativa-dominant hybrid from the Haze × White Widow cross that Spanish seed bank Dinafem made famous as Moby Dick, credited to its breeder King Kush. Dinafem lists it at 17–22% THC (SeedFinder says 16–20%), 60–70 days of bloom indoors and a mid-to-late October finish outdoors, where plants can reach about 3.5 m. These regular seeds grow a mix of males and females, so plan to identify and remove males unless you want pollen.
Dinafem lists Moby Dick at about 60% sativa; AllBud gives 75% sativa, so expect sativa-leaning plants with some variation.
Dinafem quotes up to 1,500 g per plant outdoors on trees about 3.5 m tall, which is where the Moby Dick name comes from.
Moby strain specs
Moby's numbers come from Dinafem's published data for the original Moby Dick, plus SeedFinder, AllBud and Weedmaps. Dinafem only sells Moby Dick as feminized seed, so regular Moby seeds come from other seed makers and may vary more from plant to plant.
| Type | Sativa-dominant hybrid, about 60% sativa (Dinafem) to 75% (AllBud) |
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| Genetics | Haze × White Widow |
| Bred by | King Kush for Dinafem (Spain) as Moby Dick; regular-seed maker not named |
| THC | 17–22% (Dinafem); 16–20% (SeedFinder) |
| CBD | Low, about 0.01–0.2% (Dinafem) |
| Main terpenes | Not published; aroma points to Haze-type citrus and spice |
| Aroma & flavor | Lemon, spice, incense, cedar, pine and earthy hash |
| Reported effects | Euphoric, uplifted, energetic, happy; strong and long-lasting |
| Seed type | Regular: roughly half the plants will be male |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 9–10 weeks (60–70 days, Dinafem) |
| Outdoor harvest | Mid to late October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Very tall: up to about 3.5 m (11.5 ft) outdoors; stretches hard indoors |
| Yield | Very high: Dinafem lists 650 g/m² indoors and up to 1,500 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate; easy plant, but it needs space and sexing |
| Best methods | Short veg, topping, SCROG; breeding and mother plants |
| Climate | Indoors with headroom, or warm gardens with a long, dry autumn |
Where does the Moby strain come from?
Moby comes from a cross of Haze and White Widow, the pairing Dinafem released as Moby Dick and credits to its breeder King Kush. SeedFinder lists the parents as an unknown Haze and an unknown White Widow, so the exact selections were never published. The Haze side traces to old Colombian, Mexican and Thai sativas, while White Widow adds resin, density and a shorter bloom.
Dinafem calls Moby Dick the strain that put the company on the world map, and Weedmaps counts 11 podium finishes at Spanish cannabis cups between 2008 and 2017. Dinafem only offers it as feminized seed, which is why this regular Moby version comes from a different seed maker. Beaver Seeds does not name that maker, so plants may vary more than Dinafem's feminized line.
Why would you choose regular Moby seeds?
Growers pick regular Moby seeds mainly for breeding and for selecting strong mother plants. A regular pack gives you male Moby plants, which you need to make your own Haze × White Widow crosses or seed lines. Growing out several females from regular seed also lets you choose between the two shapes SeedFinder users describe: a long, stretchy sativa phenotype and a shorter, compact indica phenotype.
Plan on sexing your Moby plants. Expect about half to be male. Pollen sacs, which look like tiny green balls, mark a male; a female shows fine white pistils instead. Both signs appear soon after 12/12 begins.
What does Moby taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Moby smells sharp and spicy, mixing lemon and Haze incense with cedar, pine and wood; some plants lean toward an earthier, hashy flavor from the White Widow side.
- Lemon
- Spice
- Incense
- Cedar
- Pine
- Earthy
Terpenes
- Limonene (likely)
- Would explain the lemon note; not lab-confirmed for this strain
- Pinene (likely)
- Matches the pine and cedar notes growers describe
- Caryophyllene (likely)
- Fits the peppery, spicy Haze edge
No published lab profile names Moby's terpenes; Dinafem reports a total terpene level of about 2.6% without a breakdown, so this list is inferred from the aroma.
Reported effects
People who try Moby describe a strong, uplifting and euphoric sativa high that lasts a long time. Dinafem says the effect can border on psychedelic at high doses, with a heavier, body-felt side from White Widow and a noticeable rise in appetite.
- Euphoric
- Uplifted
- Energetic
- Happy
- Hungry
Moby's most often reported downsides are dry mouth and red eyes, plus some paranoia for people who take too much of a potent Haze.
These Moby effects summarize Dinafem's description of Moby Dick and user reports on AllBud, Weedmaps and SeedFinder. Everyone responds differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Moby seeds?
Moby seeds grow into large, vigorous plants that need room, so keep vegetative growth short, top early, remove males before they open, and flower the females for about 9 to 10 weeks.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Sow roughly twice as many Moby seeds as the females you plan to flower; a regular pack splits close to evenly by sex.
- VegetateAbout 3 weeks indoors
Dinafem advises keeping Moby's vegetative phase to around three weeks because the plant stretches so much. Top once and spread branches under a net.
- Flower9–10 weeks
Look for pollen sacs or white pistils at the nodes in the first two weeks of 12/12 and pull males quickly unless you are breeding.
- HarvestDay 60–70 indoors · mid to late October outdoors
Inspect the trichomes and cut when most look cloudy; longer sativa phenotypes may want the full ten weeks.
Grow tips for Moby
- Give it headroom. Outdoor Moby plants can approach 3.5 m, and indoor plants often double or more after the light change, so short veg and topping matter.
- Keep males away from females. One open male can seed a whole tent. Move or remove males as soon as you see pollen sacs, or keep them in a separate space if you want pollen.
- Feed and light it generously. Dinafem and Weedmaps both say Moby needs plenty of light and nutrients to reach its large yields.
- Support the main cola. The big central cola can bend under its own weight late in flower, so a stake or trellis is cheap insurance.
- Pick a keeper mother. Regular Moby seed shows both tall and compact phenotypes. Take clones from your best female before flowering so you can keep her.
- Outdoors, choose a long season. Moby finishes in mid to late October, so it suits warm regions where autumn stays dry.
Is Moby the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want male plants for breeding Haze × White Widow crosses
- Want to pick and keep your own mother plant
- Have the space for a very large, high-yielding plant
- Enjoy strong, uplifting Haze-style highs with citrus and spice
Think twice if you
- Want every seed to be female with no sexing step
- Grow in a short tent without room to train
- Live where autumn turns wet before late October
- Are sensitive to racy, potent sativa effects
Moby strain FAQ
Is Moby the same as Moby Dick?
Moby is sold here as a Haze × White Widow regular line, the same cross that Dinafem made famous as Moby Dick. Dinafem only sells its Moby Dick as feminized seed, so these regular seeds come from a different maker and may vary more.
Is Moby indica or sativa?
Moby is a sativa-dominant hybrid. Dinafem lists the Moby Dick cross at about 60% sativa, AllBud says 75%, and SeedFinder growers describe both a tall sativa phenotype and a shorter, compact indica-leaning phenotype.
How much THC does Moby have?
Published Moby THC figures run from 16% to 22%. Dinafem gives 17–22% for its Moby Dick, SeedFinder says 16–20%, and CBD is low at about 0.2% or less. Results depend on phenotype and growing conditions.
How long does Moby take to flower?
Indoors, Moby needs about 60 to 70 days (9 to 10 weeks) of 12/12 light to finish. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere it is ready from mid to late October.
How much does Moby yield?
Moby is a heavy producer. Dinafem quotes about 650 g/m² indoors and up to 1,500 g per plant outdoors for Moby Dick. Regular seeds from another maker may not match those numbers exactly.
How tall does Moby grow?
Moby can reach about 3.5 m (11.5 ft) outdoors and stretches strongly indoors after the light change. Dinafem recommends a vegetative phase of about three weeks, and most growers top the plants early.
How can you sex Moby plants?
Check where the side branches meet the main stem. A male Moby forms clusters of little ball-shaped pollen sacs there, while a female forms calyxes topped with white pistils. Those signs usually appear early in the bloom phase. Remove males early unless you want to collect pollen.
Why are regular Moby seeds useful?
Regular Moby seeds give you males as well as females, which you need for breeding your own seeds. They also let you grow out several females then clone the standout plant and keep it as a mother.
What does Moby smell like?
Moby smells of lemon, spice and incense from the Haze side, with cedar, pine and wood underneath. Some plants show a heavier, earthy hash note that comes from White Widow.
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Aaron Thomas –
I received an equally excellent crop from this strain, which was an amazing experience to produce. It has a rather sweet flavor. Moby Regular’s large production and high-quality harvest have made it a popular commercial strain. It’s a steady, fast-growing plant that yields a lovely, sweet herb that I adore. The output proved to be well worth the extended growing period. A big thumbs up to you!
Jamie Smith –
Excellent Good morning! There’s the marijuana I smoke to relax and unwind, and then there’s Moby Dick. It has the Haze-y feel I like, but with just enough indica to keep me from getting too stoned. So I’ll do this first thing in the morning before going to work, and I don’t tell my boss, she’ll freak. After that, maybe an immediate hit at lunch, and I’m set for the afternoon. I’m not a fan of cannabis in the evening, but I smoke it sometimes. Although the growing time was lengthy, the yield was well worth the wait. You get a thumbs up!
Buffy Cisco –
My friends who have recently started growing marijuana advise that I should begin with moby dick fem strain. They claim it’s simple to develop, produce a good yield, and now it gives me the confidence to grow other marijuana strains. Of course, I had tried starting with moby dick to see if they were right, which they were! For the reasons I’ve already mentioned and the enjoyable and energetic head buzz it provides, this is an excellent marijuana strain. It has the best-tasting weed I had ever tasted. I’ve never read “Moby Dick,” but I want to learn a lot about It.
Edwin Kerns –
Moby Reg develops well indoors and with tasty and sweet buds. Moby Regular is a widespread commercial strain because of its high yield and quality harvest. It’s a fast-growing, dependable plant that produces a delicious, sweet herb that I really love. The smoke gives you a short, fun high that is both mentally and physically healthy.
Joseph Wegman –
Legendary! I’m happy that Moby Dick Reg is resistant to mold and mildews. It makes it easier for me to grow! Meanwhile, the buds are color green its hairs are yellowish. Its scent blends citrus, earth, and wood. For me, it tastes sweet and lime. As I puff, I can instantly feel powerful, creative, and calm the whole day. Moby Dickalso helps cure my insomnia. Very satisfied with the product I bought!
Mirriam Gilmore –
Moby Dick is a childhood memory of mine, so I decided to try this and surprisingly it hit me hard. Grew the seeds successfully using the SOG technique indoors, and gave me a sturdy, short, and resilient plant at a fast pace. Buds are big covered with white trichomes and orange hairs. I like its complex flavors that are sweet and citrusy with hints of vanilla and mint that is very refreshing. It buzzed me with so much happiness that inspires me to be more creative. It also helped me with my pains and fatigue. You should better try this and feel the euphoria that I am talking about.
Matthew Thorpe –
It was an amazing strain to grow and rewarded me with a equally amazing harvest. It tastes quite sweet. I felt very uplifted, with a pretty intense sensation of happiness. I recommend it to anyone.