hybrid
15 to 23 percent THC range
Flavors
  • Berry (60% of reported flavors)
  • Flowery (20% of reported flavors)
  • Lime (20% of reported flavors)

Raspberry Cough puts Cambodian sativa heritage behind a sharp berry nose and an alert, expansive high. Nirvana Seeds paired a Cambodian landrace mother with ICE, producing a tall, resinous hybrid that also appeared in the Sativa Seedbank catalog. Nirvana’s current breeding account includes Haze #1 in the mix. The result carries old-school Dutch character: pronounced fruit, earthy spice, and enough cerebral lift to give the session some direction.


The original release was described as an F1, with abundant red pistils and blue tones that could emerge under cooler nights. Its breeding legacy runs through Blackberry, where Raspberry Cough supplies the paternal side of the cross. That contribution gives this line a place in the berry family beyond its own jar.


Ripe raspberry leads the aroma, followed by pine, earth, and a dry spicy edge. Break apart the flower and the fruit gets deeper, closer to jam, with a creamy sweetness through the flavor. Resin coats elongated buds and gathers around the calyxes, setting off the red pistils. The sweetness has depth, and the earthy finish keeps its footing.


Heads in the know clock a clear, energetic lift with an upbeat mood and room for conversation. Euphoria can arrive alongside a calmer physical feel, giving the high both momentum and ease. Raspberry Cough’s appeal sits in that balance: mentally engaged, physically relaxed, and still interested in what comes next.

Raspberry Cough grows tall and relatively slender, with long branches and generous spacing between nodes. Nirvana lists roughly 150–180 centimeters and nine to eleven weeks of flowering. Its outdoor schedule reaches late October in suitable Northern Hemisphere climates, making a long finishing season part of the equation.


The original breeder descriptions emphasize a narrow frame suited to close planting and indoor yields around 400–500 grams per square meter. Sativa Seedbank gives a similar schedule of eleven weeks or less. Both regular and feminized stock have appeared in the catalogs; Nirvana’s current release is feminized photoperiod seed.

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