Frosted Cherry O's F3 Autoflower Seeds (10+10 FREE)

Flavor and Aroma: A Symphony of Sweet Funk 

The best way to describe Frosted Cherry O’s is a sweet, candy-forward and fruity nose with burnt rubber and black pepper on the back end for a beautiful dark and dank finish. Some of the phenos also bring funky, cheesy, and savory notes. 

“Frosted Cherry O’s has a fruity, gassy profile. We were working on bringing up the fruitiness, and we succeeded. It has a nice structure, and you get this delightful fruity-gassy aroma, almost like a cross between fruit and a more ‘dank’ smell."

When you taste Frosted Cherry O’s, you will taste a mix of sour cherry, candy, and fuel. The smell of the flowers translates perfectly over to the taste and goes to show their relentless dedication to bringing quality genetics to the market. 

Effects: Relaxation Without the Knock-Out

Frosted Cherry O’s is as potent as it is beautiful. It provides a balanced high that’s enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned consumers. The effect tends to be relaxing and calming, but it’s not a total couch-lock strain. Its stress-relieving qualities make it a reliable strain for anyone looking to unwind without being knocked out. Excellent for sleep, post-work Netflix binging, and for relieving back and joint pain. 

Grow Info: Low-Stress Training Autoflower Superstar

Growing a cannabis plant like Frosted Cherry O’s is the definition of simplicity. You have a plant that wants to work hard but doesn’t need too much. Frosted Cherry O’s is the perfect strain to low-stress train (LST)."I would say Frosted  Cherry O’s is like a strain that really loves low-stress training... if you're just learning low-stress training, or you're looking for a plant that's going to respond really well, then Frosted Cherry O’s is your cultivar."

This cannabis plant is very forgiving and easy to grow. When it comes to nutrients, Ben from Speedrun Seeds recommends following a feeding schedule and then pushing it a bit further to get the full expression that Frosted Cherry O’s can give you: 

"For new growers, we recommend following a feeding schedule closely and learning how to push the plants to their limits. It’s important to learn how to feed your plants properly and to experiment with low-stress training to maximize yields."