Cereal Milk

Most growers don’t think twice about getting Cereal Milk seeds into the soil after learning about her key characteristics. A THC content of 23% and a cerebral and motivating high are enough to convince most. Adding to this, her rare flavour of vanilla makes her stand out amongst a sea of other cultivars. Finally, her large yield, achievable both indoors and outdoors, is the icing on the cake.

Brace your taste buds. Cereal Milk serves up a mix of terpenes that unleash a rare flavour of vanilla alongside familiar tastes of blueberry. Her enormous THC levels will leave you feeling motivated and uplifted for a long, long time.

How did the Royal Queen breeders capture such a unique and outright delicious terpene profile? Well, the process started out with Y Life, the progeny of Girl Scout Cookies and Cherry Pie. As you might imagine, this strain inherited some seriously sweet and fruity terpenes from its parent plants. Her high levels of THC converge with these aromatic molecules to produce an uplifting and giggly effect. RQS breeders then introduced Snowman into the equation. Also known as Snowman OG, this frosty hybrid churns out THC levels of 23% and a terpene profile exhibiting a distinct note of vanilla.

Cereal Milk flowers are seriously sticky—a reliable sign that they’re packed with desirable phytochemicals. After hitting these buds, you’ll experience a THC content of 23% come on like a freight train. Brace yourself for a long-lasting and uplifting high that will place you in a creative headspace. With every hit, you’ll detect powerful notes of vanilla and blueberry. Not only do these flavours make blazing a treat, but they go down great in edibles such as brownies and cakes.

Adding to her pleasant effects and flavours, Cereal Milk performs great in the grow room and garden. Indoor plants grow to 80–140cm and produce up to 500g/m² after a flowering time of 8–10 weeks. Outdoors, plants peak at a height of 140cm and churn out 675g/plant depending on soil conditions and sunlight exposure. Prepare to harvest during mid-October.