How to grow Raspberry Cough
Flowering 63 - 77 days 
Yield 400 – 500 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
A three-way cross of Cambodian landrace, Ice and Haze #1 that earns its name honestly — raspberry, berry and citrus on the nose, unmistakable. The high runs bright and energetic: uplifted, euphoric, creative, the sociable end of sativa. Left to her own devices she will shoot skyward and stay lean as a rake, so a keen eye and some training will serve her better than neglect.
Where it comes from
Three lines feed this one: a Cambodian landrace taken to an inbred line, Ice, and Haze #1, assembled by Nirvana Seeds. The Cambodian sativa supplies the soaring backbone, Haze #1 the classic uplift, and Ice a measure of resin and structure to hold the airy sativa together. The record is candid that the raspberry half of the name comes from the scent of the buds rather than any deeper story — light green, flat flowers that smell of the fruit. A well-travelled pedigree for a bright, upward sort of plant.
Nose & flavour
The nose earns the name honestly — raspberry and berry lead, sweet and clear, with orange and grapefruit citrus brightening the top and an earthy note anchoring underneath. It is a lively, fruit-forward profile, the sort that reads more of a fruit bowl than a grow room. Distinctive enough that the breeders named the whole plant after it, and fairly so.
The high
All sativa cheer: uplifted, happy and euphoric with an energetic, creative push behind. This is a daytime, sociable sort of effect — clear-headed and outward-facing rather than heavy. The THC is recorded only as high, with no figure attached, so I will leave the number blank and let the character speak: bright, busy and good company.
Growing it
Her sativa nature wants managing. Left unattended she will shoot to ridiculous heights and stay lean as a rake, so a keen eye and some early training serve her far better than neglect. Flowering is a proper sativa stretch of 63 to 77 days — nine to eleven weeks — and she prefers life indoors, at a medium level of difficulty. The reward is 400–500 g/m², handsomest under a Sea of Green where her height can be corralled. No height figure is recorded, but 'ridiculous' is warning enough to plan upward.
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Common questions about Raspberry Cough
How long does Raspberry Cough take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Raspberry Cough an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
What does Raspberry Cough smell and taste like?
Citrus leads the nose — sharp, clean, and inclined to announce itself.
