SALE - Blackberry Cookies - Purple Caper Seeds Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Purple Caper Seeds

Well-balanced hybrid with moderate flowering, reliable yield, abundant trichomes, and relaxing, uplifting effects.

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Blackberry Cookies by Purple Caper Seeds is a well-crafted hybrid resulting from the crossbreeding of Blackberry Kush and Cookie F2. With a moderate flowering period of 8 to 9 weeks, this strain offers a balanced combination of characteristics inherited from its parent strains.

Recognized for its reliable commercial yield, Blackberry Cookies showcases abundant trichome production, enhancing its visual appeal and potency. This specific pheno exhibits larger and darker purple tones compared to the original, accompanied by the characteristic cookie flavor that contributes to its overall profile.

Widely appreciated in cannabis circles, Blackberry Cookies is noted for its relaxing and uplifting effects. The strain's balanced high and distinct traits make it a noteworthy choice for those seeking a reliable and enjoyable cannabis experience.

Experience the fusion of Blackberry Kush and Cookie F2 in Blackberry Cookies, a strain that captures the essence of its renowned parent strains without unnecessary embellishments.

Strain FAQ

How has the Girl Scout Cookies strain been received?

Despite its youth, GSC has won several Cannabis Cups for its sweet, earthy scent and strong euphoric effects. It is said to relieve pain and nausea and is generally very well regarded.

Does this strain's SE Asian genetics have an effect on how it grows?

South East Asian sativa strains have thin leaves to cope with humid and hot weather. This feature improves leaf ventilation, minimising moisture accumulation and mould danger.

How have breeders improved medium flowering time strains' pest and disease resistance?

In pest-prone areas, selective breeding has made some medium-flowering cultivars more resistant to pests and illnesses. Increased resistance is said to be able to reduce chemical treatment use, enabling healthier output and decreasing maintenance.