- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 58 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Dark Matter Cake F1: A Sweet, Cakey Dark-Star F1 Hybrid Dark Matter Cake F1 is an advanced F1 Hybrid Photoperiod cannabis variety from Royal Queen Seeds, bred for growers seeking stable genetics, vigorous growth, and high-quality yields. Through precision breeding, this variety combines hybrid vigour with uniform plants, reliable performance, and dependable results for indoor tents, greenhouses, and outdoor gardens. A New Generation of F1 Hybrid Photoperiod Seeds F1 hybrid cannabis seeds are created by crossing carefully stabilised parental lines. This process delivers hybrid vigour, resulting in plants with consistent growth, predictable structure, strong yield potential, and more uniform harvests than conventional seed lines. Dark Matter Cake F1 offers vigorous development, dependable cannabinoid production, and a tighter range of phenotypic variation, making F1 genetics practical for home growers. Dark Matter Cake F1: Genetics, Aroma, and Effects Dark Matter Cake F1 was bred from a genetic pool of MAC and Gorilla Diesel 3. These genetics combine dessert-like depth with gassy strength in a precision-bred F1 variety. Aromas begin with berry sweetness and rich cake notes, followed by pepper, earth, herbs, citrus, and candy on the inhale. Its terpene profile includes beta-caryophyllene, myrcene, limonene, humulene, and linalool, creating a layered and distinctive flavour experience. The effects are reported to begin with a euphoric, motivating sensation before developing into a calming and physically relaxing experience, making this variety suitable for slower evenings or creative downtime. Growing Dark Matter Cake F1 These F1 Hybrid Photoperiod seeds are designed for growers who value stable traits and strong performance across different environments. Plants display limited stretch and typically reach 80–120 cm, making them manageable indoors while remaining productive outdoors. As photoperiod plants, they begin flowering when the daily light cycle is reduced. Flowe