Dosiboof
Clone
TL;DR — Dosiboof is an indica-dominant hybrid (Do-Si-Dos x Peanut Butter Breath) testing 24–28% THC, with peanut butter, sweet cookie, earthy, nutty flavors and deeply relaxing, body-heavy, sedating effects. It flowers in 8–9 weeks and ships as a rooted, female-guaranteed clone from ClonesUp.
Dosiboof
- THC
- 24–28%
- Flower
- 8–9 weeks
- Type
- Hybrid
- Flavor
- Peanut butter, sweet cookie, earthy, nutty
- Effects
- Deeply relaxing, body-heavy, sedating
- Buy from
- ClonesUp
Lineage
Do-Si-Dos x Peanut Butter Breath
Terpene Profile
About Dosiboof
Dosiboof is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Do-Si-Dos x Peanut Butter Breath. It tests comfortably mid-to-high on the potency scale at 24–28% THC and finishes flowering in roughly 8–9 weeks. Growers keep this cut around for its peanut butter, sweet cookie, earthy, nutty terpene profile and a clean, vigorous structure that roots quickly and grows predictably indoors or in a greenhouse.
Effects & flavor
On the nose and the exhale, Dosiboof leads with peanut butter, rounded out by its full peanut butter, sweet cookie, earthy, nutty profile. The dominant terpenes — Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Linalool — drive that aroma and shape effects best described as deeply relaxing, body-heavy, sedating. It sits firmly at the evening end of the spectrum — a wind-down cut for relaxation, rest, and quiet hours.
Growing Dosiboof
Dosiboof is an intermediate-friendly clone and grows as a medium, well-branched plant with dense flower and a moderate flowering stretch. Feed at a moderate rate, keep airflow up and late-flower humidity in check on the dense colas, and harvest when the trichomes turn cloudy with the first amber for the fullest expression of its peanut butter character. A two-to-four week cure rounds out the flavor and smooths the finish.
Where to buy Dosiboof clones
Dosiboof ships as a rooted, female-guaranteed clone from ClonesUp, backed by live-arrival protection and discreet 2-day delivery. Tap the button above to order, or browse more genetics by category below.
