Wedding Cake Feminized Reviews

4.8 Rating 69 Reviews

Wedding Cake became a modern favorite because it brings together the rich flavor, potency, and resin production many growers look for in contemporary American genetics. Its Girl Scout Cookies and Cherry Pie parentage made it an obvious strain to consider for the MSNL catalog. Working with trusted breeding partners, we selected stable genetics that preserved the sweet, dessert-like character and relaxing effects that made Wedding Cake so popular. The result is our take on a well-known strain that deserves its place among premium feminized varieties.Up to 24% THC with deeply relaxing effectsGirl Scout Cookies crossed with Cherry PieSweet vanilla flavor with earthy undertonesProduces dense, resin-rich flowersCan yield 500–600 g/m² indoorsEasy to grow and trainWell suited to flower and extract productionManageable stretch during early flowering

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Posted 4 years ago

“I haven't hatched these lil F'ers yet but they all look like sturdy seeds. From great customer service to secure delivery across the pond. More than happy with MSNL. Again.”

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“Everything was great and arrived on time.”

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“Came quick germination soon”

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Posted 4 years ago

“So easy and fast .thank you !”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I've ordered from them several times and everytime I've have gotten excellent service and quality of product and fast delivery. I highly recommend this company and their products.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“sweet tasting”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I've made a few purchases from MSNL and I have been beyond happy with each of them. I've received each package within 7-9 days from purchase. I've had 100% germination rate and a successful harvest on all that I've popped. Im still very new to the game, and their beans can handle my lack of experience.”

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