Meow by Prolific Coast Seeds
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Meow is a modern indica/sativa hybrid developed by Prolific Coast Seeds, aiming to combine the calming properties of indica with the clarity of sativa. It is recognized for its nuanced terpene profile, dense resin production, and a balanced effect that can be suitable for day-to-night use.
Appearance
Meow typically grows into medium-height plants with robust lateral branching and balanced apical dominance. The moderate internodal spacing allows for dense flower development. Its calyxes often form conical or spear-shaped structures, heavily coated in resin. Pistils usually start as a light tangerine and deepen with maturity, while cooler night temperatures late in flowering may encourage anthocyanin purpling in some phenotypes.
The buds are known for high trichome coverage, presenting a frosty appearance indicative of terpene richness. Properly cured, Meow's hand-trimmed flowers have crisp edges and a clean snap.
Aroma & Flavor
Meow is characterized by an aromatic profile featuring layered notes that blend sweet, gassy, and earthy elements. Initial impressions often include citrus and fuel, complemented by undertones of vanilla-cookie or berry. The exhale may present a peppery or herbal spice, suggesting the presence of caryophyllene and humulene.
When ground, the aroma can become more pronounced, with some phenotypes exhibiting a solvent-like snap reminiscent of OG strains. Dry pulls might reveal confectionery notes like spun sugar or marshmallow, or lean towards pine, black pepper, and cured hardwood depending on the chemotype. The flavor follows the aroma, starting zesty, developing creamy or cakey notes on the mid-palate, and finishing with a lingering spice.
Effects
As a balanced hybrid, Meow is designed to offer a combination of indica-leaning calm and sativa-like clarity. It is generally described as producing comforting yet functional effects, making it adaptable for moderate use throughout the day and into the evening. The strain is noted for promoting a sense of calm.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
Meow is predominantly a THC-dominant strain, with THC levels commonly ranging between 18% and 28% under compliant laboratory conditions. CBD content is typically less than 1%. Minor cannabinoids such as CBG and CBC may be present in trace to moderate amounts, though these can vary significantly based on phenotype and growing conditions.
The terpene profile is a significant characteristic of Meow, with growers and consumers noting its complexity. While specific profiles vary, common terpenes associated with the strain include Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, Pinene, Humulene, and Ocimene. Total terpene content in well-cultivated examples often falls between 1.5% and 3.5%, with premium batches sometimes exceeding 4.0%.
Origins & Lineage
Meow was developed by Prolific Coast Seeds (PCS), a breeder known for focusing on layered flavors and dense resin production. While PCS has not publicly disclosed the specific parent strains used to create Meow, their breeding practices often involve West Coast genetics related to popular families like Cookies, OG, and Gelato. The intention behind Meow's creation was to produce a balanced hybrid that avoids extreme indica or sativa characteristics.
Cultivation
Growers report that Meow plants exhibit vigorous vegetative growth with sturdy branching and predictable internodal spacing. The strain responds well to cultivation techniques such as topping and low-stress training, which can help create a uniform canopy suitable for SCROG (Screen of Green) setups. Meow is noted for its high trichome coverage and potential for anthocyanin expression (purpling) under cooler night temperatures during late flowering, provided optimal nutrient balance and root-zone oxygenation.