Sugar Candy Cannabis Seeds Feminized: Strain Details and Growing Info
Sugar Candy is a feminized photoperiod cannabis strain (Hybrid). It is listed at 25% THC. Indoor flowering time is 7 to 8 weeks. Outdoor harvest is late September to Early October. Each pack contains 5 seeds, and 2 bonus seeds are added automatically to every 5-seed pack.
About Sugar Candy
The result is a strain that combines a cerebral high with the sweet and citrus flavor that cannabis enthusiasts love. Whether you're growing indoors, outdoors, or in a greenhouse, Sugar Candy is a versatile strain with impressive yields and high aromatic intensity .
Bred by crossing Caramelo and Sugar Black Rose , Sugar Candy Cannabis Seeds Feminized is designed to provide an uplifting and enjoyable experience for both growers and users alike. With its easy cultivation and rewarding harvest, it is an ideal strain for both beginners and experienced growers seeking to cultivate a sweet, potent, and aromatic hybrid.
Sugar Candy is a unique hybrid strain created by crossing Caramelo and Sugar Black Rose , two well-known and respected cannabis varieties that bring their own distinct flavors and effects to the mix:
Caramelo : Known for its sweet and floral notes , Caramelo contributes to Sugar Candy's citrus flavor and uplifting cerebral high . The combination of floral and citrus undertones adds complexity to the strain's aroma, making it a delight to the senses.
Sugar Black Rose : This strain is recognized for its sedative Indica effects and intense sweetness , adding a layer of depth and relaxation to Sugar Candy's overall experience. The earthy, sweet characteristics of Sugar Black Rose provide balance, resulting in a well-rounded hybrid.
Growing Sugar Candy
- Indoor: 7 to 8 weeks of flowering, with yields around 600 g/m²
- Outdoor: Late September to Early October, with yields around Up to 2000 g per plant
- Plant height: Medium
- Where to grow: Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse
- Type: photoperiod (needs a 12/12 light cycle indoors to flower)
Sugar Candy Strain Details
| Seed Type | Feminized |
|---|---|
| Indica / Sativa | Hybrid |
| Flowering Type | Photoperiod |
| Indoor Flowering Time | 7 to 8 weeks |
| Outdoor Harvest | Late September to Early October |
| THC | 25% |
| Effects | Cerebral, Uplifting, Clear-headed, Creative, Relaxing, Calming, Focus, Long-lasting, Euphoric |
| Plant Height | Medium |
| Indoor Yield | 600 g/m² |
| Outdoor Yield | Up to 2000 g per plant |
| Where to Grow | Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse |
| Pack Size | 5 seeds (+2 free seeds) |
Sugar Candy FAQ
Is Sugar Candy indica or sativa?
The listed split is Hybrid.
How long does Sugar Candy take to flower?
Indoors, 7 to 8 weeks. Outdoor harvest is late September to Early October.
How much THC does Sugar Candy have?
It is listed at 25% THC.
Are Sugar Candy seeds feminized?
Yes, these are feminized seeds. They are photoperiod, so they flower on a 12/12 light schedule indoors.
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- Model: QCS-265
- SKU: SKU-265
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Lauren C 07/31/2024
Sugar Candy is an amazing weed, but a bit finicky to grow. 5 stars for the high of this weed itself. Bag appeal: 3 stars. Ease of growing: 4 stars. High is absolutely incredible. I grew three types this grow, including QC Blue and LSD and Sugar Candy really stood out. It was my absolute favorite to smoke, and the high was so euphoric. However, out of the 5 seeds I bought, three of them were extremely frail after they popped and didn’t make it, due to damping off. The other two ended up being extremely vigorous in time and yielded great buds. I had a 100% success rate with all other seeds from the other strains I had germinated, and all seedlings had the same conditions. So, I think Sugar Candy is very fragile in its early life stages, and if you grow, I recommend buying double the amount of seeds you require.