When you hear a name like Sugar Cookie, most cannabis fan’s minds will go straight for the idea that this is an offshoot of the famed Girl Scout Cookies, but that’s not the case here. This sugary sweet hybrid is actually not in the Cookie family at all. Sugar Cookie is, in fact, a three-way cross between the very popular Sensi Star, Blue Hawaiian, and Crystal Gayle.
The moniker probably stems from its unusually sweet flavors, because nobody can figure what else it would be. Other than the strong tropical fruit and brown sugar palette this strain has to offer, the basic structure of Sugar Cookie versus any other Cookie strain is entirely different. These resinous buds pack a massive THC average of 28% and readable CBN that falls around 1% typically.
For home growers that want to add a pleasant smelling plant to their garden or terrarium, Sugar Cookie is a relatively simple one to attempt. The flowering cycle of this plant is around 7 to 9 weeks with a relatively high yield. These plants grow to mid-height if left alone and are a great addition to any indoor system.
| Genetics | white widow x forum cookies |
|---|---|
| Flowering Time | Indoor: 7-9wks Outdoor: Early September |
| Split Dominant | 50% Sativa x 50% Indica |
| Packeted Size | 10 Seeds, 20 Seeds, 5 Seeds |
When you hear a name like Sugar Cookie, most cannabis fan’s minds will go straight for the idea that this is an offshoot of the famed Girl Scout Cookies, but that’s not the case here. This sugary sweet hybrid is actually not in the Cookie family at all. Sugar Cookie is, in fact, a three-way cross between the very popular Sensi Star, Blue Hawaiian, and Crystal Gayle.
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