How to grow Wedding Cake Regular
Taste
Seb's take
Cherry Pie crossed with an F2 Girl Scout Cookies line, tasting more of cherry cookies than wedding cake, and easy enough to trim into a fine hash besides. The high is relaxed, giggly and euphoric — special-occasion medicine, by the breeder's own description.
Where it comes from
Cherry Pie crossed with a second-generation Girl Scout Cookies line, the same broad family as the better-known Wedding Cakes, here in Purple Caper Seeds' regular, non-feminised form. The breeder is candid that she tastes more of cherry cookies than of any wedding, which the parentage rather explains. Offered as regular seed, she is a plant for the grower who wants males in the mix and the freedom to select his own keepers. A characterful cut with an honest description attached.
Nose & flavour
A fuller nose than most in the family, vanilla and honey sweetness, a buttery softness, and a note of pepper cutting through the flowery top. The breeder's own summary is cherry cookies, and that captures the sweet-and-baked character well. Rich and layered rather than simply sugary, she carries enough complexity to keep the palate interested past the first draw.
The high
Potency is given only as high, so I will quote no figure. The effect is a warm and sociable one, happy and giggly, euphoric, relaxed, with an appetite that tends to follow. Setting aside the write-up's talk of special-occasion medicine, what remains is convivial, good-humoured company rather than anything heavy. A plant for good spirits and better company.
Growing it
Height goes unrecorded, so no figure from me on that. Flowering runs a wide 56 to 70 days, and she returns 500 to 600 g/m² indoors, the breeder reckoning it at around 1.25 pounds under a 1,000-watt light, and crops well outdoors besides. She is easy to trim and makes excellent hash, which for the resin she carries is no surprise. A regular line for the grower content to select his own females and rewarded with fine material for the sieve.
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Common questions about Wedding Cake Regular
How long does Wedding Cake Regular take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Wedding Cake Regular an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
What does Wedding Cake Regular smell and taste like?
Sweetness leads on the nose, and she doesn't whisper it.