How to grow Wedding Cake

Wedding Cake is what I hand people who tell me their tent is small and their patience is smaller. She's 80% indica, tops out around 90–100cm, and finishes in 55–60 days — one of the shortest, fastest plants on this menu, off Cherry Pie, Cookies and OG genetics that read like the dessert-strain family bible.

Her structure is the gift: short, sturdy, no drama after the flip. Where a sativa doubles on you, she adds a polite few centimetres and gets on with building flowers. That makes her the right plant for a one-metre tent, a first grow, or anyone who's already lost a fight with a stretchy plant and would rather not go for the rematch. A single topping in veg gives you an even canopy; more than that is optional.

Dense buds, damp room

The one bill that comes due: 80% indica means dense flowers, and dense flowers in a damp climate mean late-flower humidity discipline. Air movement in the space, RH watched from week five, and check the fat tops after wet weather. She's vanilla-and-cake in the jar at around 24% THC, and like every strain, that flavour survives on a slow dry or not at all.

Who's she for? Small tents, first grows, impatient growers — anyone who wants a fast, compact, serious-yielding indica that doesn't test the ceiling.

FAQ

Is Wedding Cake good for small grow tents? One of the best here. 90–100cm finished height and minimal stretch — flip her without the anxiety spreadsheet.

How fast does Wedding Cake finish? 55–60 days of flower. With a short veg you can be jarring inside four months, quick for a photoperiod.

Does Wedding Cake need special training? No. One topping for an even canopy is plenty. Her natural shape does most of the work.