Sugar Rock

Sugar Rock – Silent Seeds

Sugar Rock can reach a considerable size and impresses with its harmonious structure, which allows good light distribution even to the lower areas. The strain also displays an impressive play of colours: the plants take on attractive, varied nuances that give them a particularly decorative appearance. Two to three slightly different but overall similar phenotypes occur. 

Aromatically, this genetics is of the highest standard and reflects the breeding expertise of Cookies and Silent Seeds. The scent profile is reminiscent of sweet pastries and creamy dessert notes, combined with intense hints of biscuits and fruit cereals with milk. Sugar Rock thus offers a multi-layered, sensual experience: visually striking, aromatically complex and balanced in taste – a strain that is easy to grow and absolutely convincing both in its appearance and its intense, dessert-like terpene profile. Sugar Rock is the perfect plant for experienced growers, but beginners will also get great results with this strain...

Lineage: Cereal Milk x Fruity Pebbles OG
Genetics: automatic Indica / Sativa
Flowering: 9 weeks
Smell: sweet pastries, creamy desserts, milk, biscuits, fruit cereals
THC: 26%

Silent Seeds: carrying on Dinafem with a new name

Silent Seeds is based in Rotterdam in Holland. The people behind it are the same ones who were part of Dinafem for years. They know what they are doing since they have been around since 2005. The team came back in 2021 under the name Silent Seeds. It feels like a continuation, not a restart. They focus on both feminized and autoflowering seeds. Some of the work is done together with Sherbinski, which is why you see a few new strains that feel closer to the American style.

Quick Facts
Location: Rotterdam, Holland
Focus: Feminized and autoflowering cannabis seeds
Types Available: Classic lines and newer American hybrids
Well Known For: Polar Gelato, Pink Sunset Auto, Watermelon Runtz, Zkittlez 2.0, Lemon Sorbet, Starfire OG
Works Well For: Anyone who wants old Dinafem classics but is also curious about newer genetics

They still keep names like Moby Dick, OG Kush, White Widow, and LA Vanilla Cake alive. At the same time, there are newer mixes. Some growers like the tradition, others chase the fresh genetics. Both are there. The oldschool strains still have a loyal following because people know exactly what to expect from them. Meanwhile, breeders continue experimenting with flavors, effects, and stronger terpene profiles. In many clubs and shops, you can see both worlds side by side. That mix of classic and modern genetics is part of what makes the scene so interesting today.