Orange Hill Special seeds by Dutch Passion, a Orange Bud x Californian Orange cross, deliver very high yields and citrus-sweet flavor with 16–24% THC and uplifting effects. A proven favorite among growers-Grab your pack today.
$64.88
Feminized
Hybrid
Orange Bud x Californian Orange
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16% to 24% %
Citrus, sweet
8 to 10 weeks
Very High Yield
Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Evening
Provide strong feed during bloom phase
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Want orange-peel punch without babysitting a diva? Orange Hill Special brings loud citrus, fast finish, and buckets of resin. This one hits that sweet spot: serious yield, reliable structure, and a legit pedigree you can trust.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Orange Bud x Californian Orange |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Hybrid |
| THC | 16% to 24% |
| CBD | Low CBD (0-1%) |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | Very High Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Citrus, sweet |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
From Dutch Passion, a name that actually means something in a crowded market, Orange Hill Special leans into citrus-forward flavor, top-shelf resin, and consistent structure. THC ranges 16–24%, giving you headroom to dial potency with grow style and cure. It suits growers who want big returns without chaos-think intermediate tent captains and outdoor gardeners with decent sun. High demand with “orange” fans keeps this one moving, especially for extractors chasing that clean peel-and-zest profile.
Orange Bud brings backbone: sturdy branching, dependable internode spacing, and production that doesn’t quit. Californian Orange layers in that bright, juicy terp burst plus a smoother, happier ride. Together, they form a hybrid that acts like it was built for today’s grow rooms-uniform plants, dense colas, and resin for days.
The breeding goal here is simple and smart: lock in real orange terps, boost resin and yield, and keep the plant manageable. Mission accomplished. Expect:
Feminized seeds improve reliability, so you spend less time sorting and more time training. The cross works because both parents already shine in flavor and form-this just tightens the screws.
Lead note: fresh-squeezed orange. Not “kind of citrus.” Real peel, zest, and sweet pulp.
Open the jar and it’s sunshine. Break a nug, you get sticky fingers and a candy-orange blast. In the bag, it screams premium: vivid orange hairs, frosty coverage, and dense, uniform flowers that trim clean.
Onset is quick with a cheerful, euphoric pop. That rolls into a relaxed, happy cruise without knocking you out. It’s an easy choice for daytime creativity, lazy weekend projects, or evening social hangs. Effects usually hold for a couple hours with a soft, manageable comedown.
Two main lanes:
Most plants run medium height with thick bud density. Colors stay lime-to-forest green; colder nights may tease faint autumn hues. Resin production is strong across the board, with some phenos absolutely caked-perfect for pheno hunters chasing standout extract flavor.
Skill level: Intermediate. It’s not fussy, but it rewards growers who train and feed consistently.
Pro tips:
Timeline from seed: 4–6 weeks veg + 8–10 weeks flower = 12–16 weeks to harvest. Simple, steady, and worth every jar.
“T5TentGuy – Intermediate”: Ran three in a 3x3, topped and netted. Harvested day 63. 620 g/m² dry. Loud orange pez smell, sticky trim, easy cure. One pheno absolutely smashed for rosin. Would run again.
“SunnySteps – First grow”: Kept it basic in soil, light LST. Two plants, 10-week flower, pulled chunky nugs and a smooth, happy high. The citrus is no joke. Learned a ton without getting overwhelmed.
Grab a 3-pack and lock in citrus clarity, fast 8–10 week finish, and yields that actually justify the space. Orange Hill Special moves quick with terp chasers-don’t overthink it. Plant, train, and enjoy that peel-and-zest payoff.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Choose Orange Hill Special |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orange Hill Special | 16–24% | 8–10 weeks | Fresh orange, sweet | Faster finish and bigger yield with classic orange terps |
| Orange Bud | 15–20% | 8–9 weeks | Sweet citrus, skunky | OHS adds brighter zest and stronger resin for extracts |
| Tangie | 18–22% | 9–10 weeks | Tangerine, sweet | OHS is more compact, easier to manage, higher bag density |
Is Orange Hill Special easy to grow?
It’s rated intermediate. It’s forgiving with feeding and training, but yields improve a lot with topping, LST, and good environmental control. Beginners can still succeed by keeping nutrients moderate and nailing watering habits.
How long does it take to flower?
Expect 8–10 weeks in bloom. Many phenos are happy at 9 weeks, while some resin-heavy keep stacking into week 10. Always check trichomes and pistils for your preferred finish.
What does Orange Hill Special taste like?
Bright orange peel and sweet citrus candy. Terps lean limonene and ocimene with a hint of spice from caryophyllene. The finish is clean and refreshing, perfect for daytime sessions and fresh-jar sniffing.
How much can it yield indoors?
With training, 550–700 g/m² is realistic under strong LED or HPS. Keep canopy even, add a net, and feed steadily. Late-flower support helps lock in dense, finished colas without flop.
Does it stretch a lot in flower?
Moderate stretch. Usually 1.5–2x after flip. Top during veg and spread branches early. A light SCROG keeps colas in prime light and reduces larf down low.
Is the smell very strong?
Yes, especially after week 6. It’s a loud orange zest with sweet candy notes. Plan for carbon filtration indoors. That terp profile carries well into cure and extraction.
Can I grow it outdoors?
Absolutely, in temperate or warm climates. Give full sun, quality soil, and basic IPM. It finishes early enough to beat many fall rains, producing heavy, citrus-forward colas outside.
What effects should I expect?
Uplifting, euphoric start with a relaxed, happy glide. It’s social and creative without getting foggy. Stronger phenos can hit harder-start slow if your tolerance is low.
What training works best?
Topping once or twice, LST to open the plant, and a simple SCROG. It responds well to defoliation around week 3 of flower to improve airflow and light penetration.
How stable are the phenotypes?
Expect consistency in structure and terp profile, with two common lanes: chunkier sweet-citrus and zestier, resin-heavy expressions. Both deliver strong yield and bag appeal.
What’s the ideal feeding approach?
Moderate-to-strong feeding in mid flower, with steady cal-mag. Ease nitrogen late and push potassium carefully for density without harshness. Always monitor runoff and read the leaves.
How long from seed to harvest?
Plan 12–16 weeks total. Veg 4–6 weeks for structure, then 8–10 weeks of bloom. Cure at least two weeks to unlock peak orange flavor.
