Asian Dream Seeds

The Strength of Asian Dream

This Indica-dominant strain delivers THC levels between 17% and 24%, giving it just the right punch without going overboard.

Known for its high potency

The high is smooth and relaxing—great for winding down at the end of the day or easing into a peaceful night’s sleep. If you’re looking for something to help quiet your mind and settle your body, it’s got that calm, steady vibe you’ll want to keep in your evening rotation.

Feel the High of Asian Dream

This variety hits with this calm, mellow high that’s all about slowing things down. It starts with a gentle head change—nothing too heavy—just enough to take the edge off and help you settle into the moment. Most folks say it brings on a smooth wave of relaxation that eases over your whole body without knocking you out right away. That calming, body-soothing high can create the right vibe for intimacy, especially when tension, anxiety, or racing thoughts are usually in the way.

The vibe is chill, quiet, and super steady - perfect for when you just want to kick back, unplug, and not think too hard about anything. It’s the kind of strain you reach for when you’re done with the day and just want to vibe out, listen to some music, or zone into a movie. It’s not the kind of high that makes you want to clean the house or call your friends—it’s more like a personal wind-down smoke.

People love Asian Dream because it delivers that peaceful, grounded feeling without getting too foggy or overwhelming. It’s mellow, it’s soothing, and it’s exactly what you’d expect from a strain that leans into those old-school Uzbek and Do Si Do roots.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Asian Dream

Asian Dream has a smooth, earthy flavor with just the right touch of sweetness. On the inhale, you’ll get this rich, herbal taste that leans slightly woody, almost like fresh-cut cedar or old-school hash. That likely comes from the myrcene and humulene, which give it that musky, grounding vibe. As you exhale, there’s a mellow sweetness—kind of like dried fruit or a hint of vanilla from the limonene and linalool kicking in. Some phenos might even have a faint nutty or creamy back end, especially if the Do Si Do side is coming through strong.

When you smoke it, it’s smooth and not too harsh—very classic indica on the draw. The flavor doesn’t smack you in the face like a citrus strain might, but it lingers in a subtle, satisfying way. It’s one of those smokes that feels just as relaxing in taste as it does in effect—nothing too loud, just clean, calm, and quietly complex.

Flowering Time 56-70 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Asian Dream Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch Out for When Growing Asian Dream - It holds up fairly well against mold and pests, thanks in part to those rugged Uzbek genetics, but the buds can still get dense, so you’ll want to keep airflow strong and humidity in check, especially during the last few weeks. Starting early with a preventative like Holi Moli Eliminator is a smart move to keep mold, mildew, and pests from creeping in.

It’s okay with minor environmental changes but doesn't love big temperature swings, especially late in flower. Try to keep things steady between lights-on and lights-off to avoid unnecessary stress or slower bud growth.

When it comes to feeding, it’s not overly sensitive, but like most strains, it’s best to start light and ease into your nutrient schedule. You don’t want to overdo it early on. Holi Moli Juice makes dialing it in easy—it’s made for cannabis and takes the guesswork out.

It doesn’t stretch a ton once you flip to flower—moderate stretch at most—which makes it a good fit for tents or low-ceiling grow spaces.

To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

Can get a little finicky if it gets root-bound early on. If you leave it in a solo cup or a small pot too long during early veg, you might see stunted growth, yellowing, or weak structure—even if your lights and nutrients are on point.

Best Climate to Grow Asian Dream Outdoors

If you’re growing this indica-dominant strain outdoors, it really does best in a warm, dry climate where it can soak up plenty of sun without dealing with a bunch of humidity. Think long sunny days, temps in the 70s to low 80s, and mild nights that don’t swing too hard. That kind of steady weather helps it build out those thick, frosty buds without stressing or getting moldy.

Since the nugs can get pretty dense, airflow matters—so give your plants some space and let the breeze do its thing. If you’re growing in pots, go with fabric grow bags. They keep the roots cooler and breathing better, which is huge when the temps climb. For 10-gallon bags, leave around 2 to 2.5 feet between plants. 15-gallons should get about 3 feet, and if you’re working with 20-gallon or bigger, give them at least 4 feet so they’re not competing for space or trapping moisture between them.

If you’ve got one of those spots with good sun all day and not a ton of rain—kind of like a Mediterranean-style setup—you’re in great shape.

How to Grow Asian Dream Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

This indica powerhouse can be grown in hot, arid subtropical climates, but you’ll want to give it a little extra care to keep it thriving in those conditions. The key is helping the plant stay cool, breathe easy, and not get cooked in the heat.

First off, skip the black plastic pots—those things soak up heat and can bake your root zone, especially in full sun. Instead, go with fabric grow bags. They allow for better airflow to the roots and stay way cooler during those hot afternoons. For spacing, give 10-gallon bags about 2 to 2.5 feet of room, 15-gallons about 3 feet, and 20-gallon or larger bags should have at least 4 feet between plants. That spacing really helps with airflow and reduces the chance of mold sneaking in around those dense colas.

Even in dry climates, humidity can spike after watering or in the early morning. Since this strain puts out some chunky buds, you’ll want to stay ahead of that with light pruning to open up the plant and plenty of space between them to keep the air moving. If your grow spot gets blazing in the afternoon, consider putting up a white shade cloth to take the edge off the sun—it helps reduce stress without blocking the light entirely.

And definitely start using Holi Moli Eliminator early in the grow. It’ll help you stay ahead of mold, mildew, and pests before they ever have a chance to mess with your crop. With the right setup, Asian Dream can do really well in the heat—it just needs a little help staying cool and breathing easy.

How to Grow Asian Dream Marijuana in Temperate Climates

You can grow this relaxing cultivator in a temperate climate, no problem—it just takes a little planning, especially once fall starts creeping in. Best move is to start your seeds indoors early in the season, then transplant them outside once the frost is behind you and nights are staying above 50°F. That gives the plants enough time to get going before the cooler, wetter weather hits later on.

Go with fabric grow bags—they’re way better than plastic for airflow and drainage, especially in climates where you might get more rain. If you’re using 10-gallon bags, leave about 2 to 2.5 feet between plants. 15-gallon bags need around 3 feet, and if you’re working with 20-gallon or bigger, aim for 4 feet or more to keep things breathing and spaced out.

Once the buds start stacking up, humidity can be a real issue—especially in the mornings or after it rains. A little light pruning to open up the middle of the plant helps keep air moving and cuts down the chance of bud rot. If you’re in a spot that gets soggy in the fall, it’s worth setting up a simple rain cover or even tossing the plants in a cheap greenhouse for the last few weeks.

We always recommend using Holi Moli Eliminator early on - spray early and stay ahead of mold, mildew, and bugs before they ever get a chance to settle in. With the right setup, it can do really well in temperate climates, and you’ll end up with some beautiful, frosty buds to show for it.

How to Grow Asian Dream Cannabis Indoors

If you’re growing indoors, you’re in for a pretty smooth ride—it’s a chill plant that doesn’t give you too much attitude if you keep the basics locked in. Temps should sit around 75–80°F during lights-on, and you can let it drop to about 65–70°F when lights are off. Keep your humidity around 55–65% during veg, then drop it to 40–50% in flower to help avoid any mold creeping into those dense buds.

Use fabric pots—they breathe better and keep the roots happier, especially if your grow space is on the smaller side. 5-gallon bags work great. Give each plant around 2.5 to 3 feet of space, especially since This Indica-leaning cross can get a little bushy once it takes off. If you’ve got some experience under your belt or just want to mess around with training, this strain does well with topping, LST, and some light defoliation. It won’t stretch like crazy after the flip, but a little canopy shaping helps open things up for better airflow and bud development.

Speaking of airflow—yes, you’ll want a carbon filter. It doesn’t have the loudest nose on earth, but it still puts out a sweet, earthy funk once it hits flower, and it’ll definitely hang in the air. A couple oscillating fans in the tent help keep things moving, and a dehumidifier is a good call once those buds start packing on size.

Light definitely matters. Better lights mean tighter nodes, bigger yields, and way frostier buds. This indica strain responds really well to full-spectrum LEDs—6500K works great. You can switch to something warmer like 3000K or 3500K during flower, but honestly, the Holi Moli crew runs 6500K from start to finish, and the results have been solid across the board.

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