Seattle Cough
Also known as Dutch Cough
What Seattle Cough is
Seattle Cough is a potent, sativa-dominant hybrid grown by Dutch Brothers in Washington. Its legend takes root from a clone of Dutch Cough, a sativa-led cross of Northern Lights #5 and Haze #2. In 1991, a small network of American growers, with ties to the original breeders, obtained a Dutch Cough clone from the prized mother plant in Amsterdam. As the plant migrated to North America the growers kept the Cough surname, interchanging the region or city it represented. Starting with Colorado Cough, the genetics spread northwest to include Seattle Cough as well as Canadian Cough.
Seattle Cough (no relation to Strawberry Cough) carries a pungent mix of pine and citrus flavors. The aroma of fresh grapefruit serves as a precursor to the uplifting sativa effects, sparking creativity and dreamy euphoria. Medical patients appreciate Seattle Cough’s ability to curb stress and depression while fighting fatigue and nausea.
Effects & terpenes
Aggregated from reported effects and lab terpene data across every cultivator of this strain.
Products with Seattle Cough
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Frequently asked
Seattle Cough is a sativa, most often associated with creative and energetic effects from its reported terpene profile. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.
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