One cookie to rule them all, Cookies Supreme is an indica-dominant cultivar with a colossal and commanding high. This tasty strain is a cross between Black Banana and Cookies and Cream #7. Bred by the strain wizards at Solfire Gardens, Cookies Supreme seeds have come and gone. The strain has found its way into the hearts of the cannabis community, as well as a few dispensaries in the cannabis friendly states. 

Should you come across clones or seeds of Cookies Supreme, treat as you would most indica strains in the garden. It is recommended by Solfire Gardens to top multiple times before flower development to achieve the best yields. Indica dominant strains like Cookies Supreme benefit from humidity in the 40% - 50% range during the flowering cycle. 

When grown to perfection, Cookies Supreme has an impressive bag appeal and intoxicating aroma. Buds growth is girthy and dense, and colas form top-heavy lollipops, dripping a glitter of trichomes. Flowers turn a partial purple close to harvest time, adding nice veins of purple to crimson colors throughout the finished nugs. The pungent blast of terpenes that explodes from crumbling a bud hits your attention. It's a mix of fruity berry cream and nutty, graham cracker delights, like a banana and strawberry jelly s’more.

Inheriting a mix of Banana OG with cookies and cream flavors, Cookies Supreme is a swirl of terpenes you never knew you loved. Overpowered by a sugar cookie-ish confectionery sweetness, with an undeniable banana and tart berry tone, the taste plunges deep into the palate. Cookies Supreme is all about the wild terpene combination both parents brought to the table. The potency averages around 20%, but the heavy, body centered effects tend to be strong, driven by the unique terpene profile. 

No longer available from seed, your best hope of getting your hands on this one is to find a clone. It's possible to find Cookies Supreme flower and concentrate in cannabis friendly states, but it will be a rarity. Check out Solfire Gardens’ website for other top notch genetics and seed releases.