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Cold Snap Feminized Seeds

Buy Cold Snap Feminized seeds and experience a frosty, potent hybrid that combines the best of Biscotti and The Menthol.

Key facts

Seed typeFeminized
GeneticsBiscotti x The Menthol
BreederThe Seed Connect
THC26%
CBD0.1%
Indica / Sativa50% Indica / 50% Sativa
Flowering time8-9 weeks
Yield (indoor)450-550 g/m2
Yield (outdoor)600+ g/plant
Height40-60 inches
DifficultyModerate
Price (from)$55.24
AvailabilityIn stock

About Cold Snap Feminized Seeds

Cold Snap Feminized seeds are a connoisseur's dream, born from the elite pairing of Biscotti and The Menthol. This hybrid powerhouse captures the heavy-hitting potency and dessert-like flavors of the Girl Scout Cookies lineage while infusing it with a chilling, minty freshness that lingers on the palate. Growers will appreciate the striking visual appeal of this strain, as it often produces deep purple hues contrasted against a snow-like coating of resin that makes the buds appear frozen.

Cultivating Cold Snap requires a bit of attention to detail, making it ideal for growers with a few harvests under their belt. The plants tend to grow with a sturdy, medium-height structure, responding exceptionally well to topping and training techniques like ScroG. During the flowering phase, the aroma is unmistakable—a pungent blend of gasoline and sweet dough, punctuated by a sharp, cooling menthol finish that fills the grow room.

The effects of Cold Snap are as multifaceted as its terpene profile. It begins with a cerebral lift that sparks creativity and a sense of euphoria, making it great for social settings or artistic endeavors. As the high progresses, a soothing physical relaxation takes over, melting away tension without necessarily inducing couch-lock. Whether you are looking for a flavorful smoke or a high-yielding resin producer for extractions, Cold Snap delivers on all fronts.

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Growing tips

To maximize the 'frosty' appearance Cold Snap is named for, drop your nighttime temperatures slightly during the final two weeks of flowering to encourage anthocyanin production and dense trichome coverage.