Baked in Paris Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Perfect Tree Seeds

Potent strain with dense, resinous buds and unique terpene profile. Deeply sedative effects, best for evening use.

$13.88

Baked in Paris Cannabis Seeds from Perfect Tree Seeds

Baked in Paris Female Weed Seeds by Perfect Tree is one of four final strains to be dropped from Perfect Tree's prestigious Jet A line which uses the Jet A reversal to pollinate an impeccable mix of mothers from Perfect Trees' stables.

Baked in Paris was created by using Perfect Tree's remarkable phenotype of the Wedding Cake F4 from Seed Junky Genetics hit with the pollen from their cup-winning cut of the Jet A, which they reversed from Exotic Genetix.

Baked in Paris is an absolute trichome factory producing dense buds that look almost entirely white thanks to the staggering resin production, making her an absolute dream for solventless lovers & enthusiasts. Baked in Paris is a perfect blend of the classic funky Cookie terp profile enriched with some deep gaseous notes & hints of infamous Gelato terps. Baked in Paris is not a strain to be sniffed at; thanks to its potency, even the most experienced consumers will be blown away by its deeply sedative effects. Accordingly, Baked in Paris is best suited for an evening smoke for most consumers.

Brand Perfect Tree
Pack Size 6 Seeds Per Pack
Indoor / Outdoor Indoor / Outdoor
Flowering Time 8 Weeks
Genetics Hybrid
Lineage Wedding Cake F4 x Jet A (Reversal)
Yield High
Seed Type Feminised

Strain FAQ

What does Wedding Cake phenotypic variability mean?

Wedding Cake's phenotypes offer a variety of effects, flavours, and scents, allowing for experimentation with the same genetic lineage. This variety allows Wedding Cake to give distinct experiences which is part of its charm.

Does the environment effect these strains' gassy aroma?

Absolutely. Environmental conditions including soil nutrients, humidity, and temperature are all said to be able to affect the gassy smell. These factors can increase or decrease the expression of the essential terpenes that give the fuel-like scent.

Do high-yielding strains resist pests and diseases?

On the one hand it is known that their increased biomass makes them vulnerable to pests and illnesses. However, on the other hand, breeding has enhanced their genetic resistance. New strains are being created all the time that promise high yields as well as good disease and pest resistance.