Nederwiet is a common Dutch name for a "skunk" variation of marijuana bred in the Netherlands[1] for its high potency with THC levels approaching 30%[2] in some varieties.[3][4][5] The name is derived from the Dutch words for The Netherlands, Nederland, and for weed, wiet (pronounced with a short 'ee').[4]
In the early 1980s Nederwiet was a poor man's weed with a very low THC concentration (8%). In the 1990s students of the Dutch University of Agriculture in Wageningen did research and increased the concentration of THC to around 25 percent. This result was afterwards adopted by the market with a current average tendency of around 20%. [6][7]
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| | Strong increase in total delta-THC in cannabis preparations sold in Dutch coffee shops - Wiley InterScience :: Session Cookies |
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| | THC-content in Dutch Cannabis. (aka the "Killer Dutch Bud" Frenzy...) - 30% THC? @ HEMP SA |
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