Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised is a beauty who shines in every grow room. The Strain has a flowering-time of 9-10 weeks and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors.

Like her mother, she provides great yields of 650g per square meter or more than 750g per plant outdoors.

Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised often gets dark, purple-coloured leaves with deep green buds and orange hairs in the flowers. She also tolerates cooler temperatures very well and is equally good for newbies and grow professionals.

The purple Phenos of Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised have a sweet, fruity and minty taste with an earthy note. The green phenos are even more sweet and taste like candy and cookies. Both phenos are extremely potent.

One hit and you will understand how she got her popularity. Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised high brings a comprehensive and wide-ranging experience: intense mental stimulation, happiness and euphoria.

The energetic buzz later blends in a very pleasant physical high that is very relaxing. Some feel more spacey effects, which leads to high creativity.

The effects are “colourful” on several levels and produce an intense high that will last several hours. The combination of Sativa and Indica gives you an all-around positive experience.

Growing Tips for Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised

This strain thrives in hydroponic systems or can be cultivated on soil. It needs enough space for growing and is highly resistant to moulds and pesticides. Anesia Scout Cookies plants get medium height with robust branches. The buds are dense and coated of silver crystals and sticky resin. In cooler conditions, the plants can take on a purple colour. THC level has been measured in the lab at 25 percent.

Potential Health Benefits

Because of her strong, intense and varied effects she is used as medical marijuana for pain, spasms and nausea. Anesia Scout Cookies Feminised is a plant for night use.

The high can generate a deep physical relaxation. The strong mood-elevating advantages may also alleviate stress, anxiety, depression, and even symptoms of PTSD.