Cotton Candy Lobster

Information on Cotton Candy Lobster Cotton Candy Lobster is a feminized photoperiod variety developed by Cipher Genetics and released in 2024 as part of their Blue Lobster line. With carefully selected indica-dominant genetics, this hybrid combines a dessert-like aromatic profile with dense buds covered in a snowy layer of white trichomes and bluish-purple tones that don't go unnoticed. Genetics: when Runtz meets the East Coast Cotton Candy Lobster is born from the cross between Cotton Candy Runtz and Blue Lobster. Cotton Candy Runtz is itself a hybrid of Runtz and Cotton Candy Kush, with Afghan and Haze influences in its lineage, which provides the dense structure and characteristic candy profile of the Runtz family. Blue Lobster, on the other hand, is a Maine Trees selection obtained from Apples & Bananas crossed with Eye Candy (Facade): an East Coast American genetic that claimed three awards at the Zalympix 2023 East Coast, introducing deep berry notes and a terpene complexity that's hard to ignore. The result is a variety with predictable structure and high trichome potential, also marketed under the alias Pink Lobster. Cultivation: indoor grower-friendly with attention to late flowering Indoors, Cotton Candy Lobster completes its flowering in 50 to 65 days (7–9 weeks), with consistent vegetative growth and notable stretch at the beginning of flowering that should be anticipated. It responds well to training techniques such as topping or SCROG, especially recommended for managing the weight of its colas and optimizing light exposure. Regarding nutrition, it's recommended to start with moderate doses and gradually increase during the stretch phase. Humidity control in the final stretch of flowering is particularly important: preserving the terpene profile and preventing bud rot largely depends on keeping environmental conditions under control during those last weeks. For this, we recommend using dehumidifiers. Aromas, flavors and effects: dessert in a jar, eupho