STRNG Seeds – Strawberry Cough

Strawberry Cough has become a staple due to its unmistakable aroma, sweet berry flavor, and uplifting personality. It offers a smooth grow, standout aroma, and a reputation built on both flavor and consistency.

The aroma is sharp and fruity—fresh strawberries mixed with light pepper and herbal notes. As the buds ripen, the berry scent intensifies, filling the room with a sweet, tangy fragrance.

Expect a bright, strawberry-forward taste with a slightly spicy, floral finish. It’s sweet on the inhale and has a peppery exhale that gives the strain its signature “cough.”

It leans heavily sativa in structure and behavior, with energetic growth patterns, narrow leaves, and a tall, airy frame. Its effects are often described as clear and uplifting.

Growers and users report a clear, mentally focused high. It’s often described as creative and mood-lifting—ideal for daytime use or social settings.

Unlike strains that lean sugary or artificial, Strawberry Cough has a fresh, fruit-pulp quality that feels natural and not overpowering. Its smooth, clean finish makes it more balanced than candy-like cultivars.

Buds are medium-sized and airy with light green tones, deep red pistils, and a light frosting of trichomes. In cooler grows, some phenos develop subtle purple edges.

It tends to stretch significantly, reaching 120–160 cm indoors without training. Using early control methods can help keep it manageable in smaller spaces.

Flowering takes around 9 to 10 weeks indoors. Outdoors, plants are usually ready to harvest by mid-October in temperate climates.

Yes. Even early in flower, it gives off a sharp strawberry-pine scent that builds week by week. Growers should plan for odor control indoors.

Feminized seeds produce female plants, which are the ones that grow buds. This eliminates the need to identify and remove male plants from your grow.

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It’s relatively beginner-friendly but requires vertical space and light canopy management. It’s resilient to light stress and performs well in various mediums.

Yes, it’s a photoperiod strain and needs a 12/12 light cycle indoors to trigger and maintain flowering. Outdoors, it blooms as daylight decreases.

It’s tolerant of moderate swings but prefers warm, dry environments in late flower. Good airflow is important to prevent mold due to its longer flowering time.

It thrives in both, but performs especially well outdoors in warm, dry climates. Indoors, it needs a bit more space than most compact strains.

Topping and LST are highly effective. It benefits from early shaping and defoliation to reduce stretch and open up lower bud sites.

Full-spectrum lighting with 600–1000 PPFD supports dense flower development and terpene production. The plant responds well to strong, consistent light.

Keep temps between 22–27°C. During flowering, reduce humidity to around 40–45% to maintain trichome integrity and prevent bud rot.

Water when the top inch of soil dries out. It prefers consistent moisture without waterlogging—especially in the flowering stage when buds swell rapidly.