The Paradise Seeds breeder team have raided the vault again, and they have a penchant for Thin Mint Cookies. Three new strains. Each of which is a cross of an award-winning Paradise Seeds classic and Thin Mint Cookies. Each of which is a high yielder, and each has a THC count of +20%.
This new trio of cannabis strains is tantalisingly tasty and come with three sweet names that will have your mouth watering. They might be the sweetest, smoothest strains that Paradise Seeds has ever released. We will let you be the judge.
Chocolate Wafflez:
Chocolate and Waffles, well, there is a combination to make your sweet tooth, ache. You won't get aches from these Chocolate Wafflez, though. Paradise Seeds have created a strain to take your pains away. Chocolate Wafflez has the power of amnesia, and the smoothness of Cookies, and a herbal taste with tones of a typical haze cannabis strain.
Linage: Paradise Seeds are spoilt for choice when breeding new cannabis strains. With this one, they have taken the award-winning L.A. Amnesia and given it a hefty kick of Thin Mint Cookies.
Growing: This one is not the hardest to grow, but a little bit of experience will go a long way. If grown indoors, she will stretch for the light and need training. It is worth adding that she shouldn't be kept in veg too long either. Outdoors and in the optimal climate, Chocolate Wafflez will thrive. Like a typical Sativa, she loves the sun but hates cloud cover.
Effect: You might find this to be a puff puff, put down. It packs +21% THC and gives an instant boost to energy levels. Experienced users should know what to expect with this kind of cannabis strain.
Apricot Candy
As sweet as it sounds. Apricot Candy is an extra resinous flavoursome Sativa with a high yield. The connoisseurs will love the rich, complex terpene profile of Apricot Candy. It could be the perfect sweet dessert for the hardest of pallets to please.
Lineage: Apricot Candy is a collision of continents. Dutch Dragon is rich in Dutch and South African heritage, and Thin Mint Cookies is possibly the most famous cannabis strain to come out of America. This complex profile gives the plant a taste and smell of apples, fresh figs and apricots, with added notes of vanilla.
Growing: Due to its lineage, this is not an easy cannabis strain to grow. Dutch Dragon likes to grow wild, and that trait is in Apricot Candy but is nothing some training won't fix. In addition to that, she has Indica qualities that see her grow wide, so you won't lose out if you grow indoors and top the plant. Outdoors, she will grow as much as she is allowed. If planted in the Mediterranean and similar climates, you're not sowing a cannabis seed. You're sowing an Apricot Candy tree.
Effect: Apricot Candy is packing over +20% THC and provides instant satisfaction. It delivers a Sativa rush, as well as a clear, relaxed high usually associated with Indica.
Tangerine Sorbet
Those familiar with Paradise Seeds will know it is hard to improve their back catalogue of cannabis strains. Somehow they have managed to do it. Wappa meets Thin Mint Cookies - Tangerine Sorbet is a colourful all-rounder with all the characteristics of an old school skunk plant and an exotic terpene profile.
Linage: Out of the three new cannabis strains, this is the only Indica dominant. The plants Wappa heritage makes Tangerine Sorbet robust and uniform, and the Thin Mint Line adds colour and power.
Growing: Like Wappa, Tangerine Sorbet is easy to grow. It will grow well everywhere, is resistant to mould and disease. It will produce multiple heads and display strong resin production.
Effect: Tangerine Sorbet is potent, and the high will hit you full-on in the head. Registering +24% THC and coming from the Wappa family, you can expect the strain to deliver a cerebral high and a sensor experience.
If for whatever reason Thin Mint Cookies doesn't hit the spot for you, Paradise Seeds have a back catalogue of award-winning strains with something to please everyone.
