Indica-dominant hybrid, high-CBD line
CBD Critical Mass Feminized Seeds
- Flowering
- 7-8 wks
- Yield
- 1.6-2 oz/ft²
- Grow level
- Moderate
- Calm
- Clear-headed
- Focused
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Vanilla frosting, sweet dough and a peppery bite. An indica-dominant Triangle Kush x Animal Mints cross known for frosty, dense buds and an 8-9 week finish.
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Wedding Cake is a cookies-family hybrid made by crossing Triangle Kush with Animal Mints. You will also see it listed as Pink Cookies, which is the same plant under a second name. Its profile rose quickly, and by 2019 it was one of the most talked-about strains around.
Both parents leave clear fingerprints. Triangle Kush supplies a kush backbone, sturdy stems and an earthy, peppery undertone. Animal Mints, a cookies descendant, layers on sugary sweetness, tight calyxes and a thick coat of trichomes. Together they make a short, branchy plant that stacks dense, frosted buds from top to bottom.
The name comes straight from the jar. Cured flower smells like vanilla frosting and sweet dough, turns tangy when broken up and finishes with a peppery snap. Cool nights late in flower can pull purple tones into the leaves and calyxes. These feminized seeds are bred to produce female plants, so every seed you pop is aimed at flower, not pollen.
Consumers commonly describe a warm, happy euphoria that settles into steady body relaxation, often with a serious appetite along the way. It tends to build gradually rather than hit all at once.
A cheerful, warm headspace that many people describe as euphoric.
The indica side settles in as loose, unhurried body relaxation.
Consumers often report a strong appetite as the session winds down.
Reported THC of 22-27%: start low and go slow, especially if you are newer to cannabis. Commonly reported downsides include dry mouth and dry eyes, and some people report feeling anxious or dizzy at high doses. General reports, not medical guidance.
Sweet vanilla frosting and fresh-baked dough on top, a tangy, slightly earthy middle and a peppery bite on the exhale. The smell gets strong in late flower, so run a carbon filter.
Brightens the tangy, sugary top layer.
CaryophylleneBlack pepper, spiceGives the exhale its peppery edge.
MyrceneEarth, muskRounds out the doughy, kushy base.
Hang to dry near 60°F and 60% RH, then jar-cure for two weeks or longer. The vanilla-frosting notes deepen the longer it cures.
Rated moderate. It grows short and branchy with dense, sugary buds, so the main jobs are opening up the canopy and keeping late-flower humidity in check.
Wedding Cake is a comfortable tent plant. It usually stays 3 to 4 feet tall indoors and throws out strong side branches, so a 3×3 or 4×4 ft tent fills in quickly. The moderate rating comes from its dense, resin-heavy buds, which need clean airflow and steady humidity late in flower.
Target roughly 600-800 PPFD in late veg and 800-1,000 PPFD in flower under LED. Because the plant already branches well, topping once and tying the side shoots outward with LST is usually enough for a flat canopy. Clear small growth from the lower third before the flip so the plant puts its energy into the tops.
Moderate feeding works best. Cookies-family plants often show burnt leaf tips when pushed hard with nitrogen in flower, so taper it after the first couple of weeks and lean on phosphorus and potassium. Add cal-mag if you grow under LED or in coco.
Most plants are ready 8 to 9 weeks after the switch to 12/12. Check trichomes with a loupe rather than going by the calendar: mostly cloudy heads give a brighter effect, while waiting for some amber leans heavier and more relaxing.
A typical indoor timeline. You decide how long to veg; the 8-9 week bloom is set by the genetics.
Paper towel or plug at 75-80°F
Low light, 65-70% RH
Top once, then train sideways
8-9 weeks after the flip
Slow dry, then jar cure
Outdoors, Wedding Cake finishes earlier than many dessert strains, with most US gardens harvesting in early October. Plants usually reach 5 to 6 feet and can produce 21 ounces or more each in full sun and rich soil. Set plants out after your last spring frost, once nights hold above about 50°F.
That early October finish is its biggest outdoor advantage, because it gives Midwest and other shorter-season growers a chance to cut before the coldest, wettest weeks. The weak point is moisture: tight, frosty buds hold water after rain or heavy dew. Thin the inside of the plant for airflow, knock off morning dew, and keep a cover ready if a wet stretch is forecast. Our outdoor planting guide breaks timing down by USDA zone, and the harvest, dry and cure guide covers what to do once you chop.
Home-grow rules differ from state to state, including whether growing is allowed at all and how many plants an adult may keep. Confirm the rules where you live before you plant. This is general information, not legal advice.
Dry, sunny autumns let the dense buds ripen with little mold pressure.
An early October finish usually beats the first hard frost at lower elevations.
Planted on time, it finishes ahead of most late-season cold and rain.
Humid late summers and fall rain raise bud rot risk, so thin the canopy.
The long season helps, but sticky humidity calls for strong airflow.
Wedding Cake is an indica-dominant hybrid, generally described as about 60-70% indica. It grows short and branchy, and consumers usually describe a happy lift that settles into body relaxation.
Our supplier reports THC in the 22-27% range, which puts it firmly in high-THC territory. Actual potency depends on phenotype, growing conditions and when you harvest, so treat that range as typical rather than guaranteed.
Indoors, most plants finish 8 to 9 weeks after you switch the lights to 12/12. Outdoor plants in the US are usually ready in early October, which is earlier than many dessert strains.
A well-run indoor setup can produce about 1.5 to 1.8 ounces per square foot. Outdoors in full sun, plants can produce 21 ounces or more each. Light intensity, training and environment make the biggest difference.
It is rated moderate. A first-time grower can manage it with a fan, a hygrometer and a little training, but the dense buds are less forgiving of high humidity than airier strains.
Expect vanilla frosting and sweet dough up front, a tangy middle and a peppery finish on the exhale. Limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene are the terpenes most often reported.
Dry-autumn regions such as inland California and the Southwest are ideal. Its early October finish also makes it a reasonable pick for the Midwest and lower-elevation Colorado, while humid Northeast and Gulf Coast gardens need extra airflow.
Yes. Pink Cookies is another name the same Triangle Kush x Animal Mints cross has been sold under, so you may see both names on menus and seed listings. The genetics and growing traits are the same.
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