Wedding Cake THC - Feminized Collection Seed

Wedding Cake THC is one of the most prestigious feminized seeds available. Also known as Pink Cookies, it is a cross between Cherry Pie and Girl Scout Cookiestwo emblematic American lines. This unique genetics makes it an essential reference for demanding collectors.

Exceptional genetics

Wedding Cake is a member of the Cookies family, famous the world over for its sweet, powerful varieties. It combines the aromatic richness of Cherry Pie with the robustness of Girl Scout Cookies, creating a rare line prized by collectors.

A gourmet aromatic profile

Appreciated for its sweet, creamy notes, Wedding Cake evokes vanilla, cake batter and slightly tart fruit, all enhanced by earthy, spicy touches. A refined bouquet of flavors that contributes to its international reputation.

Why add it to your collection?

• Prestige: genetics from legendary American varieties

• Complexity: a gourmet, sophisticated aromatic profile

• Value: an emblematic seed, ideal for enriching a serious collection

Wedding Cake THC features

• Type: Collection feminized seed

• Genetic origin: Cherry Pie × Girl Scout Cookies

• Dominant profile: Sweet, creamy, vanilla, fruit, spicy notes

• Popularity: Modern variety with international appeal

⚠️ Product intended exclusively for collectors. Not intended for non-collecting use.

Is it legal to grow THC seeds in the UK ?

No, it's not legal to grow THC seeds in the UK.

The cultivation and distribution of cannabis, including its seeds, is strictly regulated in the country. THC(tetrahydrocannabinol) is the main psychoactive compound found in cannabis plants. Although THC can be used for a variety of purposes, including medicine and research, the cultivation of THC-rich cannabis plants is illegal in the UK.

The sale and possession of THC collection seeds (also known as cannabis or marijuana seeds) is legal in the UK as long as they are not used for the cultivation of cannabis plants.

✅ In conclusion: it is legal to buy and possess THC collection seeds in the UK, but growing them is prohibited. The cultivation and distribution of cannabis plants containing high levels of THC is strictly regulated.