Coco Fresh strain

Coco Fresh is a fantastic strain from Perfect Tree's Coco Milk line. The cross between Runtz and Coco Milk produces a fantastic Indica-dominant hybrid with extreme resin production and a strong diesel flavour with a creamy aftertaste. Coco Fresh is also visually stunning, with many plants developing a sensational purple hue during the flowering phase, an heirloom of Runtz genetics. 

 

The exact THC content of Coco Fresh varies between 24% and 29% depending on the phenotype. With Runtz as a parent strain, where record levels of 29% have been measured, it stands to reason that this extreme potency has been passed on. With its Indica-leaning genetics, the effects are clearly of a calming nature. It is an ideal strain for a lazy day where you can relax and slow down completely. Coco Fresh invites users to rest and indulge in self-forgetting daydreams. So whenever you need a break, Coco Fresh is the perfect choice. 

 

The flavour profile of Coco Fresh is quite unusual and sophisticated. As it is a reinterpretation of the original Runtz with its berry-sweet flavour, Coco Milk enriches this blend with creamy and diesel-like notes. The result is an exciting and multifaceted smoking experience, with sweet berry flavours at the start and a diesel flavour with a creamy finish. 

 

This feminised, photoperiodic seed produces strong, vigorous plants with a stunning purple hue that will be an eye-catcher in any garden or grow-room. Its resilience makes it suitable for growers of all experience levels. Coco Fresh's Indica dominance is reflected in its compact and sturdy structure. As a result, the plants only reach a manageable height of 80-110cm when grown indoors. During its short 8-week flowering period, Coco Fresh is a feast for the eyes, with spectacular colours and flowers that are impossible to get enough of. The yield of this magnificent weed is around 500 to 550 grams per square metre. If you prefer to grow this seed outdoors, you can expect 180 to 210 cm tall, bushy plants that are also a sight to behold during the flowering phase. The only thing to note here is that the seeds should ideally be started indoors in April so that the plants can reach their full yield potential in early October (Northern Hemisphere). In good conditions you can expect a yield of up to 800 grams per plant when grown outdoors.