Strong compact growth. Shorter than most cookies, with strong lateral branching. Sweet lemon and rich floral notes accompanied by sour cream and gasoline.
This evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% Indica/50% Sativa) was released in limited quantities by Ethos Genetics. Its parent strains are known to be Lilac OG and Grandpa’s Cookies. Inexperienced smokers should stay away from this cannabis. 20% THC is not for everyone. In addition, this weed has good indicators of the content of healing CBD – 0.3 – 0.7%.
The following components represent the terpene profile:
- Caryophyllene
- Humulene
- Limonene
- Myrcene
- Lilac Cookies Strain Aroma, Taste, and Appearance
- The kush has an appearance of fluffy buds of the dark olive color, shimmering lilac. You could also see orange hairs covering the buds and crisp white trichomes.
The aroma is saturated with the viscosity of lemon and sugar, diluted with floral ombre and sour-gasy hues. On the exhalation, you will feel pleasant nutty-creamy aromas. The taste will delight you with the sweetness of lime and lemon, where tropical fruits notes come in.
Effects and Common Usage
The equal representation of Indica and Sativa gives the appropriate balancing effect. As you exhale, you immediately feel weightless and euphoric. The strain causes a cerebral effect, which many even call psychedelic. Brilliant thoughts and revelations will come to your mind and take you into space. At the same time, it covers you with a blissful sense of calm and relaxation that will lull you to sleep over time.
An excessive dose of weed can sometimes be fraught with obsessive thoughts and paranoia. Sometimes, Lilac Cookies weed strain can simply knock the unexperienced user out.
Marijuana strain saves those who face with:
- Headaches
- Stress
- Loss of appetite
- Glaucoma
Growing Tips
Lilac Cookies cultivating is an easy deal. Even growers with little experience harvest a decent yield, which pleases primarily with the power of cannabis. Typically, outdoors it reaches 300 g/plant, while indoors you will collect a little more than 150 g/m2.
Professionals advise using SCROG because the plant spreads to the sides. Alternatively, you can also try using SOG and reduce cropping. Growers say Lilac Cookies strain is ideal for those who have always wanted to get into hydroponics. After about seven weeks, you will observe flowering with a pronounced smell.
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