Cherry Pie (Advanced Seeds) Feminized

🍰 Cherry Pie: The original West Coast cherry pie with up to 25% THC and lush yields

An absolute modern classic from the US West Coast: Cherry Pie from Advanced Seeds combines the fruity elegance of Grandaddy Purple with the stimulating vitality of Durban Poison to create an irresistibly sweet hybrid masterpiece with up to 25% THC.

Aroma & Terpenes

Cherry Pie seduces every grower with an absolutely top-class aromatic experience. The dried flowers exude an intense scent of fresh sour cherry compote, baked shortcrust pastry and candied wild berries. A closer look and grinding of the sticky flower buds reveals a deep, warm spice moist forest earth, roasted almonds and a peppery floral touch, which ensures a noble finish. The smoke produced is dense, velvety and mild, caressing the palate with lasting sweetness and leaving an all-round creamy mouthfeel. The effect combines the best of both worlds: after the first puffs, a happy, mental clarity and euphoria sets in, which makes you forget worries and stress. Shortly afterwards, a deep, pleasant relaxation spreads through the limbs, allowing the body to calm down without causing sluggish sluggishness. An excellent all-rounder for relaxed evenings on the balcony, stimulating conversations or relaxing hours with music and films.

Grow Report & Pro Tip

In the tent, Cherry Pie delights with its robust growth and harmonious plant architecture. The specimens develop strong main axes with solid side shoots and typically reach heights between 90 and 130 cm. After a moderate flowering period of 7 to 9 weeks, the branches are full of thick, dense colas that often shine in gorgeous shades of purple and deep green. Resin production is spectacular: even the larger sugar leaves are densely covered in sticky glands, making Cherry Pie a prime candidate for aromatic extractions. Indoors, experienced and aspiring growers can expect harvests of 450 to 600 g/m². Outdoors, it benefits from plenty of sun and easily yields 450 to 750g per plant. It shows convincing mold resistance and nutrient tolerance.

Pro tip: During the second and third weeks of flowering, perform moderate defoliation of the lower shoots to improve aeration in the dense canopy and focus energy on the upper cola.