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Papaya Cookies Auto™

Current World Champion. One of the Best New Strains according to the Autoflower World Cup 2024.
Up to 29% THC. Full-day potency!
Savor the sweetest. Delicious tropical papaya smoothie terps.
Perfect for hash makers. Amongst the highest yielders when it comes to resin!
Big plants, bigger yields. Up to 550 gr/m2 in 8-9 weeks!


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Papaya Cookies Auto™ is a delightful Sativa-dominant hybrid with up to 29% THC, making it a top choice for hash producers and extractors due to its rich resin production and unique flavor profile. Despite its ability to grow up to 120 cm tall, this strain maintains a compact structure, offering yields of up to 550 gr/m2 in just 8-9 weeks. Its nearly flawless growth pattern makes it an excellent option for novice growers, providing an opportunity to cultivate premium-quality flowers with minimal effort.

Papaya Cookies Auto™ delivers a potent yet balanced high, ideal for both relaxation and productivity. Its cerebral effects uplift the mind, enhancing clarity and focus for tackling tasks, while its subtle body sedation induces a sense of calm and relaxation without causing lethargy. This harmonious blend allows users to stay grounded and mentally alert, making it perfect for busy days when staying engaged and productive is essential without the burden of anxiety or stress. The invigorating experience is further enhanced by delightful notes of papaya smoothie and a sweet cookie dough undertone, tantalizing the taste buds with every inhale.

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