Pink Wook Feminized Seeds

Description

Pink Wook is mostly an indica hybrid. It is a fusion of OG Kush and Cookies.

The parent strains for Pink Wook influence its high, giving potent effects, allowing you to relax and unwind from a hectic day’s work.

As the high moves to the body, you start to feel calm as you kick back into the evening.

Pink Wook’s nugs are green patches of purple with orange hairs and white trichomes.

 

Flavors of the Pink Wook

 

The most dominant flavors of the Pink Wook are sweet, flowery, earthy, berry, candy, and vanilla.

 

Effects of the Pink Wook

 

Pink Wook is popular for relaxation, happy thoughts, euphoria, uplifting, and sleepiness.

They deal with stress, pain, insomnia, depression, and lack of appetite.

The adverse effects are dry eyes, dry mouth, paranoia, dizziness, and anxiety.

 

Pink Wook Grow Tips

 

Pink Wook is an easy strain to cultivate. It takes a while to flower compared to the other strains and can be grown indoors, outdoors, and in greenhouses.

Indoors, it takes an average of 10 to 11 weeks with an expected yield of 18 ounces per square meter.

The outdoor harvest is around late October, with 25 ounces per plant yield.

The plant grows tall.

The perfect climate outdoors is warm and dry.

Pink Wook is also resistant to common molds and mildew.

Germinating Pink Wook Seeds

 

Germinating seeds shouldn’t be a nightmare; we keep it simple with two of our favorite ways to germinate seeds.

The paper towel method and direct seeding.

 

Germinating seeds with the Paper towel method.

 

What you need; Pink Wook Seeds, Ziplock bags or two dinner plates, paper towels, mist spray bottle, purified water, and tweezers.

 

Using dinner plates

• Place one paper towel on one plate.
• Moisten the paper towel using a water spray bottle.
• Place your seeds on the paper towel – distance the seeds by an inch.
• Moisten the second paper towel and cover the seeds.
• Cover the seeds with the second dinner plate
• Place the plates in a warm dark place; a drawer or cupboard can work.

 

Using Zip lock bags

• Dampen your paper towel and place it on a flat surface.
• Place your seeds on one-half the paper towel – distance the seeds by one inch.
• Fold the other half of the paper towel over the seeds, properly covering them.
• Insert the paper towel into the zip lock bag.
• Tack your Ziplock bag into a dark warm place

Whichever method you prefer, ensure your paper towels are constantly moist.

 

Germinating seeds with the direct seeding method.

 

Another hassle-free way to germinate your seeds is with the direct seeding method.

• Moisten the soil with a mist spray bottle,
• Poke a hole in moist soil with your finger or a stick twice the size of the seed.
• Plant the seed, and then cover with a pinch or two of soil.
• If the ground is hard, moist the soil in the next 2-3 days with a mist spray
• Your seed should pop in 1-5 days.