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London Berries
London Berries looks dipped in sugar and dragged through a berry patch. Growing Pains selected this indica-dominant Genotype #14 from London Pound Cake 75 and Permanent Marker, loading it with mixed berries, creamy sherbet, sugary candy, and a streak of citrus-fuel funk.
Grow shots show chunky, tightly stacked colas built from swollen olive-green calyxes, flashes of purple, curling orange hairs, and a trichome coat thick enough to soften nearly every edge. The smoke opens sweet and fruity before gas and spice muscle into the finish.
The experience follows the same two-stage pattern: an upbeat, euphoric lift lands first, then melts into a calm, heavy-bodied fade. Relaxation, happiness, sleepiness, and evening use are consistently reported.
London Berries has no published cultivation data of its own. Read through its lineage, it comes across as an indica-leaning plant of moderate difficulty. That’s based on the dense, resin-heavy bud structure typical of the London Pound Cake and Permanent Marker (Cookies and Seed Junky) families. Those tight colas reward steady airflow and controlled humidity through flowering, which is part of why the difficulty reads as moderate rather than easy. Flowering is best framed as typical of an indica-dominant, Cookies-family plant rather than pinned to a hard week count, since none is published here. Exact height, indoor and outdoor yields in g/m² and oz/plant, and specific temperature and humidity targets aren't published either, so no numbers are invented here. No distinct phenotypes are widely documented, so expect a fairly uniform expression until more grower reports surface.
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