Candy Candy

Candy Candy from Cookies Seed Bank are marijuana seeds that blend Runtz, Cherry Pie, and Planet Purple. This Cookies Seed Bank strain is known for its ease of cultivation and sweet flavors that delight both growers and consumers.

What is the genetics of these seeds?

Candy Candy is a cross between Runtz x (Cherry Pie x Planet Purple), selected for its fruity terpene profile and its ability to produce resinous buds. This unique genetics offers a balance between stimulating and relaxing effects.

Candy Candy develops a robust and compact structure, ideal for supporting heavy buds. The buds are dense, covered with a thick layer of trichomes, and with intense green tones that combine with orange pistils and sometimes purple, especially under cool temperatures. The calyx/leaf ratio is not as interesting as in other Cookies strains, however, this does not affect the density of the buds, which end up rocky and heavy.

How are these seeds cultivated indoors and outdoors?

Candy Candy adapts well to different indoor cultivation methods, such as LST (Low Stress Training) to maximize light and space. Maintain good air circulation to avoid humidity problems. You can place up to 16 plants/m2 in 7-liter pots, giving around 3 weeks of vegetative growth. It is ideal for growers looking for a manageable plant with generous yields, but it requires control over growth to prevent it from becoming too dense.

Outdoors, Candy Candy thrives in warm climates with plenty of sunlight. When planted in well-drained soils, the plant can reach considerable heights. Regular pruning is required to ensure that light penetrates all branches, thus optimizing bud production. It responds well to natural nutrition, which further enhances its flavors and aromas, so it is recommended to cultivate it with organic fertilizers. If you do several prunings and the branches reach considerable height, it is advisable to place plant supports to reinforce the structure.

When is Candy Candy harvested?

Candy Candy has a flowering cycle of 8 to 9 weeks indoors. Outdoors, it is harvested in late September or early October in the northern hemisphere, and in late March or early April in the southern hemisphere. Close monitoring of ripening ensures that the optimal point for harvesting is reached, preserving the maximum amount of terpenes.

How much do these seeds produce?

Indoors, Candy Candy can produce up to 450 grams per square meter. Outdoors, under optimal conditions, the yield can reach 600 grams per plant, standing out for the density and resinous nature of the buds.

What is the aroma and flavor of Candy Candy?

The aroma and flavor of Candy Candy are sweet and fruity, with notes reminiscent of candies and tropical fruits. Its terpene profile is a delight for the palate, making each puff a rich and complex tasting experience.

What kind of effect does this weed have?

The effect of Candy Candy is predominantly euphoric and stimulating, ideal for creative or social moments. However, as the effect progresses, it becomes more relaxing, allowing for a perfect balance between mind and body, ideal for relieving stress without inducing extreme drowsiness.

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Don't miss the opportunity to acquire the feminized seeds Candy Candy from Cookies Seed Bank, a strain that stands out for its high production, exquisite flavor, and balanced effects. Perfect for both novice and experienced growers, it will surprise you at every stage of cultivation and consumption.

FAQs:

What is the genetics of Candy Candy?

Candy Candy combines Runtz with Cherry Pie and Planet Purple, creating a unique flavor profile and a high-yielding plant.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes, it is easy to handle and offers high production, ideal for both beginners and experienced growers.

When is the best time to harvest Candy Candy?

The harvest is ideal after 8-9 weeks of flowering indoors or in late September outdoors (N.H.).