- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
- Outdoor yield
- High
Genetics
About this release
Black Cherry Cookies is the encounter between Trop Cherry and Cookies & Cream, offering a perfect Indica Sativa balance. Its structure is Sativa dominant, characterised by slender growth and malleable stems. The flowers are extraordinarily beautiful and visually captivating at first glance.
Trop Cherry, the pollen-receiving female, is a cross between Tropicanna Cookies and Cherry Cookies. Tropicanna Cookies, a combination of Girl Scout Cookies and Tangie, boasts high THC content and retains the classic sugary aroma of Cookies genetics, enhanced by the extra-sweet orange notes from Tangie. It also offers excellent flower yields and high resin production, with a very stimulating effect. Cherry Cookies, another member of the Cookies family, contributes a unique sweet cherry aroma with an earthy undertone, originating from the respected Cherry Pie.
Trop Cherry develops striking blue and violet hues, resulting from its high concentration of anthocyanins, traits often passed on to its offspring.
Cookies & Cream is the male parental created by reverting the female plant to produce this feminised cross. A selection from Exotic Genetix seedbank, Cookies & Cream is renowned for its exceptional resin production. It also belongs to the Cookies lineage and boasts a high THC concentration. Cookies and Cream parentals include Starfighter and Cookies, a plant not known for exceptional productivity but valued for its hybridising power, passing on abundant resin production and a subtle vanilla, chocolate note to the bouquet.
Black Cherry Cookies, a spectacular resin producerBlack Cherry Cookies is likely to become a favourite in your garden. Whether cultivated indoors or outdoors, it stands out not only for its spectacular resin and aromas but also for its striking beauty. BCC grows easily and vigorously, requiring no advanced experience or expertise to achieve its full potential. Indoors, once flowering is triggered with a 12/12 light cycle, it reaches maturity in a maximum of 60 da