Cosmic Candy
Cosmic Candy has two genetic versions in orbit, each taking a different route to sweet, fragrant flower.
Origin 1: One version crosses Lavender with Bubble Gum. Commonly described as a balanced hybrid, it pairs floral sweetness with bubblegum and berry notes, leaving a little spice underneath. Frosted green-and-purple buds and bright pistils round out the dessert-shop appearance.
Origin 2: Dank Czar’s version comes from Moonbow selections associated with Archive Seed Bank, identified as #24 × #112 F2. This is a separate breeding line, so the first version’s flavor, effects, and terpene profile should not automatically carry over. The supplied pedigree also does not establish the “third-generation incross” claim.
The loyal following describes the floral-and-bubblegum version as cheerful and sociable at first, with laughter giving way to a more relaxed pace. Physical ease can become more noticeable as the session unfolds, though the balance depends on the selection and dose. Sweet on the nose, a little less attached to the to-do list later.
Cosmic Candy has two distinct breeding histories. The Lavender × Bubble Gum version is commercially cultivated indoors in Canada by Betralif/Greenjoy and supplied through Remexian.
Dank Czar’s Washington-grown version crosses Moonbow #24 with Moonbow #112 F2, using genetics developed by Archive Seed Bank. Published coverage identifies it as a third-generation incross, or IX3. The same operation grows the flower and processes it into hash and rosin, documenting its use in a single-source production program.
Verified flowering schedules, mature heights, and yields remain unavailable for either version.
