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Supreme Cream

Feminized (photoperiod)

Supreme Cream a creamy, slightly indica-leaning hybrid that suits intermediate growers.

Why choose Supreme Cream?
  • Creamy terpenes with a clear-headed lift
  • Performs well indoors and outdoors in cooler climates
  • Good yields with SCRoG and LST
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Creamsicle x UK Cheese
Genotype Hybrid (slightly indica-dominant)
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium (80–140 cm indoors)
Yield Medium-high (approx. 400–550 g/m² indoor)
Taste Creamy vanilla, Sweet citrus, Earthy herbal
Seed Type Feminized (photoperiod)
Climate Cool temperate; performs well in cool northern summers
Effects Relaxed body, Uplifted focus, Mild euphoria
Environment Both

About Supreme Cream

Supreme Cream is a versatile hybrid offering creamy vanilla and citrus notes with reliable yields. It performs well indoors and can be grown outdoors in Lancashire with attention to humidity and airflow.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Supreme Cream in cool northern summers requires careful humidity control and good airflow to prevent bud rot. It suits growers with some experience who can manage the microclimate and maintain ventilation.

Flowering Time:

Flowering typically finishes within 8 to 10 weeks under controlled indoor conditions. Outdoor harvest in Lancashire usually falls late September to early October when the season permits.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high when plants are trained and fed correctly. Expect around 400–550 g/m² indoors and respectable per-plant weights outdoors in a favourable Lancashire season.

Height:

Plants develop a compact, bushy structure with dense, resinous colas. Indoor specimens generally remain between 80 and 140 centimetres while outdoor plants can stretch slightly taller.

Environment:

Supreme Cream grows well indoors and can be cultivated outdoors in Lancashire with seasonal protection and attention to mould. Indoors it responds particularly well to SCRoG and LST techniques to even out the canopy.

Climate:

Lancashire's cool northern summers favour the sturdier, mould-resistant phenotypes of Supreme Cream. Growers should expect a slower finish and may need to force ripening indoors or provide protection from autumn rain.

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I have limited headroom; can I keep Supreme Cream short?
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Yes, use short veg time, LST and a mild defoliation to maintain a compact canopy under 140 cm indoors.
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What's the best way to manage humidity late in flower?
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Reduce humidity gradually, increase airflow and consider dehumidification or pre-harvest clear-weather windows outdoors.
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Any tips for feeding during flush?
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Flush with plain water for the final 7–10 days to clear excess nutrients and improve smoke quality.
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Do you see much variance between phenotypes?
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Phenotypes vary in resin production and stretch; pick the denser, mould-resistant plants for Lancashire conditions.
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When should I start defoliation?
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Begin light defoliation in late veg and early flowering, then taper off to avoid stressing the plants during heavy bud set.

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