Candy Rain
- Berry (50% of reported flavors)
- Citrus (50% of reported flavors)
Candy Rain has a loud fruit profile and a purple streak. The forecast is mostly candy, with enough funk to keep it interesting.
Associated with the Cookies family, Candy Rain combines Gelato and London Pound Cake. MFNY’s selection specifically identifies Gelato 41’s “Uncle Mikey” Vertical Boys cut and London Pound Cake 75. That gives its offering a more precise pedigree than the broader name alone.
Sugary fruit leads, with growers describing candied grape, sweet berries, and creamy undertones. The sweetness has depth: floral, earthy, and lightly spicy notes show up in different selections. Chunky buds carry deep purple and green coloring beneath a thick trichome coat.
People returning to Candy Rain describe happiness, euphoria, and physical relaxation. MFNY highlights a creative, uplifting experience with its cut. That leaves room for making something besides an excuse to stay in, although staying in remains a respectable option.
Candy Rain circulates through clones and later seed releases, including selfed selections. Bradley Danks reports that he acquired his plant as a clone before using it in breeding projects.
His documented indoor flowering window is seven to nine weeks, with pronounced purple coloration and substantial resin coverage. He also reports outdoor finishing by late September under his conditions. These observations describe his selection rather than every Candy Rain offering. Bradley Danks’ cultivation account.
His Candy Rain S1 pairs the selection with itself. Seed-grown offspring can still vary, so the clone’s finishing time and appearance are reference points rather than guarantees.
