Moxie Viper Cookies Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Moxie Female Seeds

MOXIE's house OG mixed with the legendary Forum Cookies. Truly a match made in Indica heaven. Both strains have a very heavy beta-Caryophyllene content making

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Moxie Viper Cookies Cannabis Seeds from Moxie Female Seeds

MOXIE's house OG mixed with the legendary Forum Cookies. Truly a match made in Indica heaven. Both strains have a very heavy beta-Caryophyllene content making them extremely sedative and effective at fighting anxiety. A couple puffs of this spicy-sweet delight will have you sitting down whilst your stressors float away.

60-65 Days
Indoor & Outdoor
Indica Dom
Viper City OG x Forum Cookies

Awards

2nd - Hybrid Concentrate - Viper Cookies

Strain FAQ

What else does the Cannabis Cup provide besides competition?

The Cannabis Cup offers seminars and workshops on legal growing and cannabis laws in addition to contests. These workshops, led by industry experts, demonstrate the event's dedication to cannabis education and advocacy.

Where does the Kush Strain originate from?

In Pakistan and Afghanistan's Hindu Kush mountain range, Kush strains were born in harsh natural beauty. This tough environment has made them strong fighters who can survive in difficult temperatures.

What cultural functions do spicy cannabis strains play?

Spicy cannabis strains are regarded for their powerful characteristics and have been employed in traditional ceremonies or rites in some cultures.

What are the benefits of medium flowering time strains?

The genetic variety of this flowering spectrum offers hybrids that combine the finest of Sativa and Indica features. These hybrids can reportedly both energise and relax, deoending on their genetic makeup, meaning there is something for everyone here!

What's the deal with spectral sensitivity in 12/12 photoperiod strains?

Discover light science and find out that 12/12 photoperiod strains may have a favourite colour! Changing the light spectrum during blooming can apparently boost cannabinoid and terpene production, increasing both quality and yield.