How to grow Cornbread
THC 20% 
Flowering 60 - 65 days Taste
Seb's take
Bubba Kush and the breeder's own Rare Dankness #2 combine into a strain that varies phenotype to phenotype — some tall and stretchy, some medium — but stays purplish and earthy-sweet throughout. Earthy, lemon, nutty, flowery and buttery on the nose; the high is relaxed, happy, uplifted, hungry and eventually sleepy. Big yields, and a name as unassuming as the effect.
Where it comes from
Rare Dankness combined Katsu Bubba Kush with their own Rare Dankness #2, the fruit of some laborious selection, for an 80% indica hybrid that brings big yields and eye-catching purplish flowers. A regular seed line, then, with a name as unassuming as the effect. The Bubba Kush side lends the weight and the colour, the house line the vigour, and the record notes some phenotype variation as the honest price of a regular cross.
Nose & flavour
Earthy and buttery, with lemon lifting it, a nutty depth beneath and a flowery note rounding it off, the earthy, sweet Kush character common to every phenotype. It is a rich, homely aroma, more kitchen than fuel, which suits a plant named after cornbread. A warm, layered profile with the purple looks to match.
The high
Relaxed, happy and uplifted early, before hunger arrives and sleep follows, the full sweep of a heavy indica. Keep something to eat within reach, and no pressing plans for after. An unhurried, comfortable effect suited to the end of the day, and honest about where the evening is headed.
Growing it
A regular plant at 20% THC, flowering in 60 to 65 days, roughly nine weeks across all phenotypes. Height is where the variation shows: the record reports both a tall, stretchy pheno and plants of medium height, with no single figure to quote, so expect to sort your keepers. The common threads are the purplish colouring and the earthy-sweet Kush flavour. No yield figure is given, though the record calls the yields big. A characterful, slightly variable grow, and a name as modest as the results are not.
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Common questions about Cornbread
How long does Cornbread take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Cornbread an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
How strong is Cornbread?
The breeder lists THC around 20%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does Cornbread smell and taste like?
Earthy on the nose — the old-school profile, done properly.
