CBD Cookie Kush (1:10) Seeds

Outback Seed Bank presents CBD Cookie Kush (1:10) as a feminised cultivar with an evenly divided 50% sativa and 50% indica profile. Its reported specifications combine low stated THC with dessert-like flavours and a temperate climate classification. Figures are catalogue values and may vary between plants and growing environments.

Genetics & effects

The listed genetics are Girl Scout Cookie x OG Kush x CBD. The name includes “1:10”, but no numerical CBD range is established, so a cannabinoid ratio should not be inferred from the cultivar name. Reported THC is 0.1–0.2%.

Subjective experiences associated with this cultivar are described as relaxed, calming and happy. Individual impressions can differ. The flavour profile combines chocolate, cookie and mint notes, while the listed terpenes are myrcene, humulene and caryophyllene. Together, these details position the cultivar as a useful comparison option for readers interested in sweet, mint-accented profiles rather than sharp fruit or fuel descriptions.

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Growing in

CBD Cookie Kush (1:10) is classified for a temperate climate and has a beginner difficulty rating. This classification is a broad catalogue description, not a promise of performance in every Australian location. Local conditions can vary substantially, including within temperate areas, and no separate indoor or outdoor height range has been established.

For seasonal comparison in Australia, spring runs from September to November, summer from December to February, autumn from March to May, and winter from June to August. No specific sowing, transplanting or harvest month is established for this cultivar, so the flowering figure should not be converted into a regional calendar estimate.

Indoor

The reported indoor yield is 550–600 g/m². This is a catalogue specification rather than a guaranteed result, and actual output may differ with the environment and plant variation. Indoor height is unspecified, so buyers comparing space requirements should not assume a compact or tall growth habit from the indica–sativa split, lineage or yield figure.

Outdoor

The reported outdoor yield is 100–200 g/plant. Outdoor height is also unspecified. Although the cultivar carries a temperate climate classification, that does not establish suitability for every site in Australia. Exposure, seasonal shifts and local conditions can influence development, so the stated yield is best used as a comparison figure rather than an expected result.

Harvest

The reported flowering duration is 8–10 weeks. This refers specifically to the flowering phase; it is not a full life-cycle figure and should not be read as the total time from germination to harvest. No full life-cycle duration or Australian harvest window has been established. When comparing cultivars, keep this timing distinction in mind alongside the unspecified height and CBD range.