Strawberry Cough Cannabis Seeds Feminized
Strawberry Cough is a feminized, Sativa-dominant hybrid bred from Strawberry Fields × Haze. Growing difficulty is easy, it flowers in 9–10 weeks, and yields around 400 g/m² indoors or ~400 g per plant outdoors, typically harvesting in October. Plants reach a medium height (5–8 ft) both indoors and outdoors. It contains 0% CBD. The genetics combine Strawberry Fields' berry sweetness with Haze's energizing, cerebral Sativa lift, producing reported effects that are uplifting and euphoric with a gentle, non-sedating Indica undercurrent.
Genetics: Strawberry Fields × Haze
Strawberry Fields contributes an unmistakable berry sweetness and fruit-laden aroma.
Haze contributes a cerebral, energizing high and creative, mind-brightening character, without excessive sedation.
Strawberry Cough Strain Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Sex | Feminized |
| Genetics | Strawberry Fields × Haze |
| Type | Sativa-dominant hybrid |
| Growing Level | Easy |
| Flowering Time | 9–10 weeks |
| Outdoor Harvest | October |
| Plant Height | Medium (5–8 ft), indoor and outdoor |
| Best Outdoor Climate | Mediterranean, sunny, tropical, warm |
| CBD | 0% |
| Indoor Yield | ~400 g/m² |
| Outdoor Yield | ~400 g/plant |
Flavor, Aroma & Terpenes
Flavor: Bold strawberry-forward sweetness, anchored by earthy and herbal undertones with a subtle peppery kick.
Key terpenes:
- Geraniol — floral, rose-like, brightens the sweetness
- Myrcene — earthy, musky, adds a touch of relaxation
- Ocimene — sweet, woody, ties the fruity and spicy notes together
- Pinene — crisp pine, associated with alertness
- Terpineol — subtly floral, reinforces the strawberry character
Effects
Commonly reported: calm, euphoric, happy, relaxing, uplifting. Typically described as a bright, airy mental lift supporting optimism and mild creativity, with a subtle Indica undercurrent that keeps the experience grounded rather than jittery.
Effects vary by person and dose. Not medical advice.
Reported Uses
Some users report the uplifting, clear-headed profile as supportive for everyday stress or low mood, and note it stays functional enough for daytime tasks. This reflects general reported use, not medical advice or a treatment claim for any diagnosed condition — consult a healthcare provider before using cannabis for any medical purpose.
Growing Conditions & Tips
- Ventilation: Maintain strong airflow, especially in humid conditions — dense buds are prone to mold without it.
- Feeding: Standard nutrient regimens work well; flush about a week before harvest for smoother flavor.
- Training: Light defoliation or LST improves light penetration; topping helps manage height in tighter spaces.
- Climate: Aim for 21–27°C (70–80°F) with ~50% humidity during flowering, and minimize temperature swings.
Harvesting & Curing
- Harvest timing: Watch for milky trichomes with a few turning amber; harvesting early dulls sweetness and potency.
- Dry: 7–10 days, cool and dark, 45–55% humidity, ~20°C.
- Cure: Airtight jars, burped daily the first week; 2–4 weeks brings out the fullest candy-like strawberry aroma.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Strawberry Cough? A feminized, Sativa-dominant hybrid bred from Strawberry Fields × Haze, known for its sweet berry flavor and uplifting effects.
How long does it take to flower? 9–10 weeks; outdoors it typically harvests in October.
What's the yield? Around 400 g/m² indoors, or ~400 g per plant outdoors.
How tall does it grow? Medium — 5–8 ft, both indoors and outdoors.
Does it contain CBD? No — this strain tests at 0% CBD.
Is it easy to grow? Yes — it's rated easy, suitable for novices and experienced growers alike.
Legal Disclaimer
Cannabis laws differ by location. Buyers must know and follow all local, provincial/state, and federal laws before buying, holding, germinating, or growing cannabis seeds. These products are for adults 18+ (or as required by law) only where legal. We do not support or promote illegal activity. Flowering time, height, flavor, effects, and yield figures are estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on the plant, climate, growing setup, and grower experience.
