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Cash Cow

For lovers of our renowned Big Bazooka, we've developed a new monster that will captivate you immediately and one you'll never forget. Cash Cow is the perfect choice for those who want a truly potent power behind the high.

For nearly a decade, Big Bazooka has enjoyed worldwide success. We wanted to take this unique genetic to a new level, so we crossed it with a very rare Lost Tribe and stabilized the newly created genetics. This breeding project exceeded all our expectations and is sure to impress you too.

What is Cash Cow like?

Upon consumption, you'll feel a cerebral sensation almost as soon as you exhale, elevating your mind to a euphoric state of bliss that is sometimes also slightly sedating. As your mind soars higher and higher, your body will begin to settle into a super-calming state that fills you with a deep physical relaxation and ease that can quickly overwhelm you if you're not careful. Experienced smokers will love it, but beginners should approach it with caution.

Organoleptic Properties

Cash Cow has a sweet, citrusy aroma and flavor with hints of anise and earthy undertones. The fat, rock-hard buds are as heavy and round as golf balls, and covered in sticky resin that makes them glisten in the light.

Yield Capacity

Generated from our potent Big Bazooka, Cash Cow offers abundant yields of 700g per m² with a very short flowering time of just 9 weeks.

Cash Cow seeds produce medium-sized, bushy plants with large side stems that perform excellently in both soil and hydroponics. The strain is highly resistant to mold and pests, easy to grow, and also suitable for beginners.

Cash Cow can also be grown as a SCROG; we recommend 12 plants per square meter. Outdoors, it can be harvested from mid- to late September and yields up to 1,800 grams per plant.

Medicinal Use

The physical effect combined with the high THC level also gives Cash Cow an advantage in treating those suffering from conditions such as chronic stress, depression, chronic pain, muscle cramps or spasms, and loss of appetite or nausea.