How to Grow Georgia Pie Seeds (2025 Grow Diary)

Why Grow Georgia Pie?

Georgia Pie is a dessert-style hybrid that blends Gelato’s creamy smoothness with Biscotti’s baked-sweet richness and Kush Mints’ cool undertone. This 60/40 Indica-Sativa mix produces dense, aromatic buds covered in sticky resin – perfect for growers chasing flavor and relaxation.

• Compact plants with high trichome production
• Fruity-sweet aroma with hints of pastry and mint
• Fast 8–9 week flowering time
• Smooth, euphoric, relaxing effects

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Setup Checklist for Growing Georgia Pie Seeds

🏕️ Indoor Setup

• Tent: 3×3 ft or larger
• Lighting: Full-spectrum LED (400–600 W)
• Ventilation: Inline fan + carbon filter
• Medium: Soil or coco + perlite blend
• Pots: 3–5 gal fabric
• Water pH: 6.2–6.6
• Nutrients: Standard veg / bloom feed + Cal-Mag

🌞 Outdoor Setup

• Climate: Warm and dry late summer
• Soil: Well-draining and fertile
• Harvest: Late September – early October

Germination: Starting Your Georgia Pie Grow

The paper-towel method works perfectly for these feminized seeds.

• Place seeds between damp (not soaked) paper towels
• Sandwich them between two plates to retain warmth and darkness
• Maintain ~70–75 °F
• Once taproots reach ½ inch, transplant root-tip down about ½ inch deep
  ⚠️ Avoid sealed plastic bags, ventilation prevents rot.

Week 1: Seedling Stage

Keep conditions gentle and steady while roots establish.

• Light: 18–24 h cycle at low intensity (24–30″ away)
• Humidity: 65–70%
• Temp: 72–77 °F
• Lightly mist soil — avoid overwatering
• Provide gentle air movement
  Healthy seedlings will have bright green leaves and upright stems by the end of the week.

Week 2: Early Vegetative Growth

The first sets of fan leaves expand and roots anchor strongly.

• Begin LST (low-stress training) to spread growth
• Feed ¼-strength veg nutrients
• Humidity: 60–65%  Temp: 73–78 °F
• Water slowly around outer root zone
  Balanced growth now creates a strong base for flowering.

Week 3: Veg Expansion

Georgia Pie starts to fill out quickly with dense leaf clusters.

• Height: 10–14 inches
• Humidity: 55–60%  Temp: 73–78 °F
• Increase feed to ½-strength nutrients
• Optional: Top above 5th node to encourage more colas
  You’ll notice the signature sweet baked aroma developing slightly.

Week 4: Pre-Flower Transition

The plant is preparing to bloom.

• Defoliate lower leaves for airflow
• Reduce humidity to 50–55%
• Keep temps steady at 72–78 °F
• Transition to bloom nutrients next week
• Switch to 12/12 lighting indoors
  Small white pistils will appear. The flowering phase is beginning.

Week 5–6: Flower Initiation

Your Georgia Pie plants begin to stretch and form bud sites.

• Light: 12/12 cycle
• Humidity: 45–50%  Temp: 70–77 °F
• Switch to bloom feed (high P & K)
• The sweet-pastry aroma intensifies
  Train lightly to keep an even canopy.

Week 7–8: Bud Formation

The buds thicken and trichomes start shining.

• Humidity: 40–45%  Temp: 68–75 °F
• Keep consistent bloom feeding
• Ensure strong airflow to prevent mold
• Add support if buds get heavy
  The scent deepens into a sweet, fruity mix with mint and cookie undertones.

Week 9: Ripening & Flush

Time to flush and prepare for harvest.

• Use pH-balanced plain water for 5–7 days
• Temp: 65–70 °F  RH: 35–40%
• Watch trichomes: mostly cloudy with some amber
• Harvest when pistils are 70–80% darkened
  Expect dense, frosty nugs with an incredible sweet-fruit profile.

Harvest & Curing

• Dry: Hang buds in dark space ~60 °F / 55% RH for 10–14 days
• Cure: Transfer to glass jars and burp daily for a week
• Cure 3–4 weeks for peak flavor and smoothness
  Proper curing locks in Georgia Pie’s signature dessert-sweet aroma.

Final Thoughts on Growing Georgia Pie Seeds

Georgia Pie is a grower-friendly hybrid that delivers a smooth ride from start to finish. It thrives in both indoor and outdoor conditions, producing sticky, terp-rich buds with sweet, fruity tones and a deep, relaxing high.

• Compact plant structure, ideal for small tents
• Dessert flavors with Kush smoothness
• Perfect evening strain for relaxation and creative moments

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FAQ: Growing Georgia Pie Seeds

How long does Georgia Pie take to flower?
8–9 weeks indoors; ready by late September to early October outdoors.

How tall does it grow?
Medium height: about 50–60 inches with dense branching.

What yields can I expect?
1.1–1.5 oz/ft² indoors and around 16 oz/plant outdoors.

What does it taste like?
Sweet, fruity pastry with minty and creamy Gelato notes.

What effects does it have?
Smooth euphoria followed by deep relaxation, perfect for unwinding after a long day.