Appearance

Doppler is a short and sturdy plant, perfectly suited for compact grow spaces. It develops thick, resinous buds coated in a generous layer of trichomes, giving it a frosty, high-end look. As it matures, the plant takes on deep purple hues in its leaves and flowers, creating a striking contrast against the bright orange pistils. This stunning coloration is accompanied by a dense, bushy structure, requiring minimal support despite the impressive weight of its colas.

The Taste & Smell

Doppler fills the air with a bold, sweet aroma, reminiscent of candy and skunk, with an underlying earthiness that gives it depth. As flowering progresses, the scent intensifies, making it a highly fragrant strain both during cultivation and after curing. When smoked, Doppler delivers a smooth, sugary inhale, followed by a subtle skunky exhale, offering a full-bodied and satisfying taste that lingers pleasantly on the palate.

Effects

This strain is built for deep relaxation. With THC levels around 22%, Doppler provides a calming, body-heavy high that is perfect for evening use or unwinding after a long day. The initial wave of euphoria slowly melts into a full-body buzz, easing tension and stress while keeping the mind clear. It’s also a great strain for sleep and is often sought after by medical users for pain relief, appetite stimulation, and muscle relaxation. If you're looking for a strain to melt into the couch, Doppler is the one.

Growing Characteristics & Yield

Doppler is a fast-flowering indica that stays compact and manageable, reaching under 80 cm indoors. It responds well to topping and lollipopping, encouraging multiple bud sites and maximizing yields. Indoors, it finishes flowering in 50-55 days, producing up to 400-450g/m² of dense, trichome-rich buds. Outdoors, in warm, dry climates, it thrives and can yield up to 800g per plant. Its strong genetics offer resilience against pests, but humidity should be kept in check to avoid mold formation on its thick colas.