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Pie Scream Feminized Seeds by Captain Seeds - Pie Scream is a sativa-dominant hybrid with sweet cherry pastry flavors and an uplifting, focused high.
Pie Scream delivers a dessert-forward terpene profile and a clear euphoric onset. You will run an intermediate grow with moderate stretch and reliable yields. Follow steady bloom feeding, low-stress training, and a patient cure to maximize aroma and potency. Outdoors, choose dry, temperate sites and harvest before fall rains.
All the essential strain details at a glance for growers and users.
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Sativa-dominant Hybrid | You will work with a sativa-dominant hybrid that favors upright growth. |
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22-26% | Expect 22 to 26 percent THC in tested runs. |
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0.1-1% | CBD stays low, usually between 0.1 and 1 percent. |
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Intermediate | You should classify Pie Scream as intermediate; plan for training and feeding. |
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8-10 | Flowering runs 8 to 10 weeks under 12/12. |
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Indoor 450-550 g/m2; Outdoor 500-700 g/plant | Indoor yields hit 450 to 550 g per square meter; outdoor plants return 500 to 700 g per plant. |
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Medium, 80-160 cm | You will see medium height plants typically between 80 and 160 centimeters. |
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Indoor/Outdoor | You can run Pie Scream indoors or outdoors with straightforward support. |
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Euphoric lift, Creative focus, Evening relaxation | Expect a euphoric lift followed by focused creativity and late-session relaxation. |
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Sweet cherry, Baked pastry, Citrus zest | You will taste sweet cherry, baked pastry, and bright citrus zest in cured buds. |
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Cherry Pie x Scream OG | You will find genetics listed as Cherry Pie x Scream OG. |
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Temperate to Mediterranean | You should choose temperate to Mediterranean climates for best outdoor results. |
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