Cotton Candy
Strain
Growing Tips
Cotton Candy weed strain is moderately easy to grow. It thrives in a controlled indoor environment or a warm, dry outdoor climate. It prefers well-draining soil and regular feeding with balanced nutrients. It grows relatively tall, so pruning and training techniques such as topping and low-stress training (LST) can help manage its height and promote better airflow, reducing the risk of mold and mildew.
Additionally, maintaining stable humidity levels during flowering and providing support for its large, dense buds can maximize yields. Harvesting should be done when the trichomes are mostly cloudy for a balanced high. Alternatively, if your prefer a more sedative Cotton Candy strain effect, wait until there're some amber trichomes present.
Characteristics
Cotton Candy buds are typically large, dense and cone-shaped, often displaying vibrant hues of green and purple, accented by fiery orange hairs and a thick coating of crystal trichomes. Its aroma is reminiscent of sweet berries and candy, with floral and earthy undertones.
The smoke is smooth and flavorful, leaving a lingering sweetness on the palate. The high of cotton candy cookies strain is characterized by a gentle onset of relaxation that gradually spreads throughout the body, melting away tension and stress while uplifting the mood and stimulating the senses.
Origin & Use
Origin of Cotton Candy Strain
Cotton Candy strain, also known as "Cotton Candy Kush," is believed to be a cross between Lavender and Power Plant strains. Its exact origins are somewhat debated, but it's commonly associated with breeders Delicious Seeds.
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