Strawberry Cough feminized Seeds
Looking for a strain that delivers both flavor and vibes? Meet Strawberry Cough — a sativa-heavy legend with roots dating back to ’99. Brought to life by Kyle Kushman, this cultivar took off thanks to its wild strawberry aroma and smooth, uplifting high.
A hybrid of Strawberry Fields and Haze, this one is all about energy and flavor, making it a hit from New York to California and beyond. It’s not just a strain; it’s a vibe.
Big Yields, Easy Grow
Strawberry Cough doesn’t just taste good — it’s a grower’s dream, too. These feminized seeds are built for solid performance, whether you’re running an indoor setup or going all out in the garden.
Expect up to 450g per m² indoors, and if you’ve got the space, it can stretch up to 7ft outside, dishing out 400-600g per plant.
It flowers in 9-10 weeks, so keep an eye on those buds — every branch will be loaded with fruity goodness. This strain thrives on nitrogen, so feed it right early, and it’ll reward you.
Good Vibes Only
When it’s time to spark Strawberry Cough, get ready for uplifting energy that’ll have you buzzing for hours. With a THC level around 19%, it’s a social, creative high — the kind that gets conversations flowing and ideas sparking.
Whether you’re chilling with friends or diving into a creative project, this one keeps you clear-headed while sprinkling in a light body buzz.
Flavor That Hits Like Fresh Berries
Open up a stash of Strawberry Cough, and you’ll get smacked with the aroma of ripe strawberries, with just a whiff of spiced cherry and earthy undertones.
Whether you’re rolling it or sparking it in a bong, the taste follows through with candy-like sweetness that’ll make you want to keep coming back for more. Fair warning though: rookies might feel that signature throat tickle — it’s all part of the ride.
Top-Shelf Genetics That Deliver
Strawberry Cough isn’t just about hype — it’s the real deal. With the best of Strawberry Fields and Haze packed into every nug, it delivers a punchy, fruity aroma backed by high-grade terpenes like myrcene and alpha-pinene.
It’s a classic that’s earned its place in the hall of fame, and it’s still a favorite among seasoned growers and new cultivators alike.
