How to grow Nicole Cream
Flowering 60 days Taste
Seb's take
Nicole Kush's West Coast weight meets Extreme Cream's euphoria for a cross balanced enough to please both camps. Fresh citrus on the nose with hints of butter and cream underneath. Short, bushy and trichome-drenched — a natural for screen-of-green growing, and for concentrates once harvested.
Where it comes from
Nicole Kush brings West Coast weight — a heavyweight indica by reputation — and Extreme Cream brings the euphoric lift to balance it. Seedstockers have crossed the two into something that keeps both camps content: the indica dominance for the body, the cream side for the mood. The record is fond of the word amazing, which Seb will let pass; the pairing is a sensible one and the results speak plainly enough.
Nose & flavour
Fresh citrus leads, clean and bright, with hints of butter and cream underneath — the Extreme Cream half writing its name into the nose. It is a smooth, dessert-leaning aroma, sweet without sharpness, and one that suits the trichome-drenched buds it rises from. A pleasant jar to keep, and a promising one for the press.
The high
Balanced, by the record's account, despite the 75% indica lean — the Extreme Cream side keeps the mood euphoric where the Kush would otherwise settle it. The THC is listed only as very high, so take that as a plant to approach with a measure of respect rather than a specific number. Enough weight for the evening, enough lift to keep it good company.
Growing it
Short to medium and bushy, with short internodal spacing — a natural candidate for the screen-of-green method the record recommends, kept close to her neighbours to fill the canopy. She is a tough indica, uncomplicated indoors or out, asking only the usual care. Flowering finishes in a tidy 60 days. The buds come drenched in trichomes, which makes her as much a plant for the concentrate press as for the jar. Clean your scissors as you go; she will test them.
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Common questions about Nicole Cream
How long does Nicole Cream take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Nicole Cream an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
