Tie Die - Cookies

Description

All About Tie Die

Tie Die is a hybrid strain created from two well-known cannabis plants: Jealousy and Sunset Sherbert, both known for their unique terpene profiles and potent effects. This strain from Cookies Seed Bank is a complex blend of the best of its parents offering a complex experience in both flavor and potency (up to 27% THC).

Effects of Tie Die

Tie Die has balanced and gradual effects, making it ideal for afternoon or evening use. The initial high is energizing and euphoric, stimulating creativity and enhancing socialization and recreation.

However, as time progresses, this strain introduces a relaxing body high that reduces stress and prepares you for rest, perfect for those who suffer from insomnia or need to unwind after a long day.

Flavor and aroma of Tie Die

The terpene profile of Tie Die is as complex as its effects. Thanks to its parent strains, it delivers a notable sweetness with creamy and fruity hints that blend with earthy and spicy notes. These sweet undertones and subtly spicy hints make it especially popular among those who appreciate aromatic extractions.

Additionally, this strain stands out for its incredible trichome production, covering not only the buds but also the leaves and stems, making it a perfect candidate for concentrate production.

How to grow Tie Die indoors

Indoors, Tie Die  is medium - sized, so it's easy to manage in limited spaces. It responds well to training techniques like LST (Low Stress Training) or SOG (Sea of Green), maximizing its yield potential. Its compact, dense buds are loaded with resin, ensuring excellent results in concentrate production.

With expert care and optimal conditions, this strain can produce between 400 and 500 grams per square meter, with a flowering time of around 8 to 9 weeks.

How to grow Tie Die outdoors

Outdoors, Tie Die showcases its aesthetic potential with leaves of deep purple hues, adding a touch of beauty to any garden. Additionally, its medium height makes it perfect for growers who wish to maintain discretion without compromising the yield.

Under optimal conditions, it can produce up to a kilogram per plant, ready for harvest in early to mid-October, though with expert care, yields can be even higher.