We took ETHOS’ Pluto Cookies and crossed it with itself. The result is a uniform, high-yielding plant that’s a dream to grow, and packs a punch. In the garden, Cosmo Cookies can handle lots of light and as a result, these plants tend to have an appetite for food as well.
Lifecycles will be dependent on a number of factors such as light intensity, daylight hours, and overall plant health. We found the sweet spot for Cosmo Cookies is around 70 days from germination to the final chop. Smells on this variety are a combination of tropical fruit, pine, and gas.
