Tie Die fem. Cookies Seed Bank

Tie Die Feminized Seeds from Cookies Seed Bank

Tie Die is a bold and beautiful hybrid creation that combines the legendary genetics of Jealousy and Sunset Sherbet. This strain offers a terpene profile packed with intense flavors and a striking visual appearance, perfect for those seeking a savory and potent cannabis experience.

Plant Characteristics

Tie Die is a balanced 50/50 indica-sativa hybrid. The Jealousy influence brings fruity and spicy aromas with long-lasting effects, while Sunset Sherbet contributes a creamy sweetness and a solid structure. Its average height ranges from 90-120 cm indoors and 150-200 cm outdoors, with vibrant purple hues that stand out visually, as well as a generous coating of resin.

Flowering Time and Yield

With a fast flowering period of 8 to 9 weeks, Tie Die is ideal for growers looking for efficiency without sacrificing quality. Indoors, it can produce up to 450 grams per square meter, while outdoors, yields can reach 500 grams per plant. It is suitable for both novice and experienced growers.

Effects and Aroma

Tie Die offers an aromatic bouquet that combines creamy sweetness, tropical fruit, and a light earthy touch. Its flavor blends fruity and spicy notes with the smooth dessert essence of Sunset Sherbet, creating an irresistible symphony of terpenes.

The effects are balanced, beginning with a euphoric energy that clears the mind and boosts creativity, followed by a body relaxation that doesn't leave you glued to the couch. With a THC between 19% and 25%, it is potent yet manageable, ideal for recreational and medicinal use.

Growing Tips

Tie Die thrives in controlled indoor environments and outdoors in temperate, sunny weather. Its medium size and medium-high resistance to pests and mold make it easy to grow for all skill levels. Techniques such as LST or topping help maximize yield and create an even canopy.

It is important to control humidity during late flowering to protect the dense, resinous buds. Outdoor harvest is recommended for late September or early October.