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Sinful Cookies

Sinful Cookies by Savage Land Exotics — indica/sativa hybrid cannabis seeds. 67-day flowering, regular.

This is Savage Land Exotics's release of Sinful Cookies.

Type
Indica/Sativa hybrid
Heritage
indica / sativa
Flowering
67 days
Seeds
regular
Feminized
no
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Banana Fruit CakeChocolate Marshmallows

About this release

Lineage Banana Fruit Cake (Greenpoint Seeds) × Chocolate Marshmallows (Exotic Genetics) Terpene Profile Fermented bananas, sugary fruit cake, industrial cleaner gas. Description Cultivar: Sinful Cookies Type: Hybrid (Regular Male/Female, Photoperiod) Lineage: Banana Fruit Cake (Greenpoint Seeds) × Chocolate Marshmallows (Exotic Genetics) Flower Time: ~63-70 days Stretch: Moderate-Large Yield: Very High Aroma: A complex and "sinful" blend of overripe, fermented bananas and sugary fruit cake, clashing against the sharp, stinging ammonia and industrial cleaner gas of the special select pheno of the Chocolate Marshmallows. Flavor: Heavy notes of baked goods and spiced fruit on the inhale, transitioning into a chemical-cleaner funk with a creamy, lingering cocoa finish. Effects: Extremely potent and well-rounded. It offers a rush of euphoria and mental stimulation before settling into a heavy, warm body high. Inheriting the potency of the Animal Cookies lineage, this is a "one-hitter-quitter" for many. Structure: These plants are massive producers with a stunning visual display. Expect a "beautiful fade" late in flower, with leaves turning deep shades of purple and burgundy. The buds are large, stacked, and dripping in resinous frost. Grow Notes: This cross brings together two powerhouse cookie lineages with the Chocolate Marshmallows donor. It was selected for its vigor and its ability to maintain massive yields without sacrificing the exotic "ammonia-fruit" terpene profile. Highly resilient in Virginia's climate, making it a reliable choice for growers who want competition-level quality and heavy-weight harvests