Indica-dominant hybrid
Glitter Bomb Feminized Seeds
- Flowering
- 8-9 wks
- Yield
- 1.5-1.8 oz/ft²
- Grow level
- Moderate
- Euphoric
- Happy
- Relaxed
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Vanilla cream, toasted cookie and a nutty finish under a thick white frost. A balanced Girl Scout Cookies x Starfighter hybrid that stays steady from noon to midnight.
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Cookies and Cream starts with a standout Girl Scout Cookies phenotype, the Durban Poison and OG Kush descendant that became the foundation of a huge share of modern hybrids. That cut was paired with Starfighter, a resin-soaked hybrid known for extreme frost, which pushed trichome coverage even higher and softened the flavor toward vanilla cream.
The result caught on fast. It won a Cannabis Cup within about a year of its release, and growers have kept it in rotation ever since. Breeders noticed too, using it as a parent in later strains such as Grease Monkey and Carbon Fiber.
Plants grow in familiar Cookies-family style: medium height, sturdy branches and dense, rounded buds in pale lime green that almost disappear under a white layer of trichomes. Feminized seeds from this line are bred to produce female plants and tend to run uniform, settling on the same sweet, creamy profile.
Commonly reported as steady and balanced: a pleasant, focused mood lift with relaxation building quietly underneath. It rarely races or sedates at moderate amounts, and sessions often last two to three hours.
Mood brightens and the mind stays lightly engaged and on task.
A comfortable mix of focus and body ease that holds level for a while.
Relaxation deepens slightly as it tapers, without a heavy crash.
With reported THC up to 25%, go slowly with your first session. Commonly reported downsides include dry mouth and dry eyes, and some people report anxiety or dizziness at higher doses. General reports, not medical guidance.
Sweet vanilla and fresh cream lead, with baked cookie dough and a toasted, nutty finish. A light earthy note sits beneath it all. Softer than fuel-heavy strains, but still worth a carbon filter late in bloom.
Supplies the warm, nutty cookie note.
LimoneneSweet citrusLifts the vanilla and keeps the flavor bright.
LinaloolFloral, lavenderA soft floral layer that smooths the cream.
A slow dry at about 60°F and 60% humidity, followed by three or more weeks in sealed jars, is what brings out the vanilla. Burp the jars daily for the first week.
Rated moderate. Sturdy and uniform, it rewards a stable room with visibly heavier frost. The main tasks are steady climate control and keeping dense buds dry.
Cookies and Cream is a dependable indoor plant. It usually finishes at 3 to 5 feet with sturdy branches that can carry dense buds without much support, which suits a standard 4×4 ft tent. The rating is moderate because the frostiest results come from a room that stays stable all the way through bloom.
Give it roughly 600-800 PPFD in late veg and 800-1,000 PPFD in flower. Top once or twice, then spread the branches under a SCROG net so every main cola gets equal light. A light defoliation around week three of flower opens the interior and lowers humidity inside the canopy.
Feed at moderate strength and avoid heavy nitrogen once flowers set. Cookies-family plants often want extra calcium and magnesium under LED lighting, so a cal-mag supplement is a good habit.
Most plants finish 8 to 10 weeks after the flip, many around week nine. Use a loupe on the trichomes: mostly cloudy keeps the focused, balanced feel, while around 10-20% amber adds more body relaxation.
A typical indoor schedule. Veg length is flexible; bloom runs 8-10 weeks depending on phenotype.
Paper towel at 75-80°F
Mild light, 65-70% RH
Top, then fill the SCROG
8-10 weeks after the flip
Slow dry, three-week jar cure
Outdoors, Cookies and Cream likes a warm summer and a fall that stays mostly dry into mid October. Plants usually reach 5 to 7 feet in full sun, keeping a sturdy, manageable shape. Set them out once frost danger has passed and nighttime temperatures hold above about 50°F.
Like most Cookies-family strains, it packs its buds tight, and tight buds hold water. In regions with frequent fall rain or heavy morning dew, thin the interior branches, shake off water after storms and consider a simple hoop cover for the last few weeks. Our outdoor planting calendar breaks down timing by USDA zone.
Whether you can grow at home at all depends on your state, and limits on plant numbers vary widely. Check our guide to marijuana laws by state first.
Steady warmth and dry autumns produce the heaviest frost and a clean finish.
Dry mountain air suits it; plant early so later phenotypes beat the frost.
Sturdy plants handle the season if harvested before wet October weeks.
Damp late summers and an early chill make cover or a greenhouse wise.
Long, hot seasons work, but humidity demands aggressive pruning.
Cookies and Cream is a balanced hybrid. It grows in classic Cookies-family form, and its commonly reported effects sit in the middle: a clear, happy mood with gentle body relaxation rather than a strong push in either direction.
Our supplier reports THC of 20-25%, which is strong by any standard. Phenotype, environment and harvest timing all move the final number, so treat the range as a guide rather than a lab result.
Indoors, plants usually finish 8 to 10 weeks after the switch to 12/12, with most phenotypes landing around week nine. Outdoors, plan for a mid October harvest in most of the US.
In a dialed indoor room, expect roughly 1.3 to 1.6 ounces per square foot. Outdoor plants with full sun and good soil can reach roughly 18 to 21 ounces each.
It is rated moderate. The plants are sturdy and fairly uniform, which helps newer growers, but the resin-heavy buds reward stable temperatures and humidity held near 40-45% in flower.
Most people describe sweet vanilla cream and baked cookie dough, with a nutty, slightly earthy finish. The aroma is softer than gas-heavy strains, though it still gets noticeable in late flower.
Outdoors it does best in warm, fairly dry autumns like inland California, the Southwest and the Front Range. In humid or short-season regions, a greenhouse or indoor tent gives the 8-10 week bloom a safer finish.
Yes, it won a Cannabis Cup within roughly a year of its release and has stayed popular since. It has also been used as a parent for newer strains, including Grease Monkey and Carbon Fiber.
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