Frosted Cherry Cookies
The Frosted Cherry Cookies cannabis cultivar is an indica forward hybrid strain bred by Relentless Genetics through the lineage of Cherry Cookies and The White.
Name: Frosted Cherry Cookies
Embrace: Tingly, Powerful One-Hitter.
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THC: 23-28%, 1% CBG
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Reported Feelings: Giddy, Uplifted, Carefree, Joyful, Optimistic, Hazy, Planted, Mellow, Sedated, Stimulated Appetite
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Comparable Strains: Stinky Pete, Romulan Grapefruit, Mimosa, Biohazard, Crystal Cookies
Possible Side Effects: Concern, Heightened Sensory Perception, Drowsy, Hungry
Reported Flavors: Sweet, Herbal, Earthy, Cherry, Berry
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The Frosted Cherry Cookies cannabis cultivar is an indica forward hybrid strain bred by Relentless Genetics through the lineage of Cherry Cookies and The White.

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Reported Flavors and Aromas: Sweet, Herbal, Earthy, Cherry, Berry
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