Overview
Indica · Cannabis Seeds · Feminized seedsMalasana Cookies (Exotic Seed) feminized is a indica strain from our feminized seeds range. Commonly reported effects: relaxing. Flavour notes: earthy and citrus.
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Cannabis seeds are sold as collectable souvenirs and for the preservation of genetics. Feminized seeds grow into female plants, autoflowers switch to bloom on their own regardless of light schedule, and regular seeds produce both sexes for breeding. Germination is illegal in many countries — know your local law before you buy.
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Exotic Seed - Malasana Cookies: THC Powerhouse With A Unique Terpene Profile
Exotic Seed created Malasana Cookies via the crossing of their Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies mother plant with an elite clone of Herz OG, their strain collaboration with German rap artist Herzog. The outcome is an outstanding indica-dominant hybrid with a super high THC content and a complex aroma.
Malasana Cookies has a flowering time of only 8 weeks when grown indoors, where she will yield 450–500g/m². If you grow her under natural sunlight, expect the frosty buds to be ready for harvest in October. Toward the end of flowering, the plant will show a beautiful purple hue on her glistening flowers. Moreover, Malasana Cookies produces very high-quality resin in abundance, which makes this strain particularly interesting for extract and edibles artisans.
Speaking of terpenes, the aroma of Malasana Cookies is very complex and quite difficult to do justice to in words. In some cases, it smells like lemon cookies coming fresh out of the oven; in other cases, more like fresh lime. Either way, it is super tasty, and you will fall in love with the flavour and fragrance as soon as you take your first hit of this treat. After inhaling this delicious mixture of cannabinoids and terpenes, you will feel very relaxed — a perfect smoke for watching movies or playing video games! Fancy the same fruity dessert angle on an autoflowering timeline? Then White Banana Auto is the quicker route.
