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Cultivar

Cookie Casket

Barney's Farm
Type
Feminized photoperiod
Genetics
Indica dominant (70% indica)
Lineage
The Hearse × Thin Mint Cookies
THC
30%
Flowering
63–70 days
Height indoor
100–150 cm
Yield indoor
up to 650 g/m²
Yield outdoor
up to 2000 g / plant

Taste & aroma

Gassy
Earthy
Sweet
Spiced

Effects

Heavy body high
Deep relaxation
Creativity
Uplifting
Long-lasting high

Cookie Casket is a heavy calibre in the modern Indica-dominant hybrid segment, created in collaboration between Barney’s Farm and Doja Exclusive. This is genetics designed without compromise: The Hearse × Thin Mint Cookies, i.e. a combination of potency, stability and a top-shelf terpene profile.

The plant is marked by a dense, solid structure and very good genetic stability. In the flowering phase it produces large, tight and heavily resinous buds, which comfortably deliver THC at the ~30% level. The effect is distinctly indica-leaning: a deep body high, strong muscle relaxation, but with the creative spark in the head preserved.

The terpene profile is a mix of sweetness, spices, fuel and earthiness, with distinct notes of vanilla and pepper. Cookie Casket will prove itself with commercial producers as much as with demanding home growers looking for top-shelf quality and maximum potency.

This is a strain for people who know what they want — potent, dense and to the point.

  • Genetics: The Hearse × Thin Mint Cookies
  • Type: Photoperiod
  • Dominance: Indica (70% Indica / 30% Sativa)
  • Sex: Feminised
  • THC content: up to 30%
  • Flowering time: 63–70 days
  • Plant size (indoor): approx. 120 cm
  • Plant size (outdoor): up to 250 cm
  • Yield Indoor: up to 650 g/m²
  • Yield Outdoor: up to 2000 g / plant
  • Structure: Dense, stable, strong colas
  • Flowers: Large, dense, very resinous
  • Effect: Heavy body high | Deep relaxation | Creativity | Uplifting | long-lasting high
  • Terpene profile: Fuel | Earthy | Peppery | Sweet | Spicy
  • Aroma: Gassy | Earthy | Sweet | Spiced

Harvest Outdoor (northern hemisphere): October (2nd–3rd week)

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