Cherry Pie Feminized Marijuana Seeds

The Cherry Pie strain was produced by combining the Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison. This Indica-dominant strain places consumers in a completely tranquil state. It can be used at any time of the day as its effects are well-balanced and subtle. Flavor-wise, the Cherry Pie is sought out among consumers as it has a combination of flavors that is unlike the typical marijuana taste.

Cherry Pie Feminized Strain Specifications

Type: Indica (80%), Sativa (20%)
Genetics Parents: Granddaddy Purple X Durban Poison
Flowering Period: 9 Weeks
Climate: Temperate/Continental, Sunny/Mediterranean
Yield: 400 g to 500 g
Flavors: Berry, Blueberry, Citrus, Earthy, and Sweet
THC Level: 20%
CBD Level: 0.5%
Height: 150 cm
Harvest Period: October
Growing Difficulty: Moderate

What are the Flavor and Effects of Cherry Pie Feminized?

Cherry Pie strain resembles the pastry from where it got its name. As soon as it is lit, this strain emits a combination of sweet and sour aroma with a distinguishable blueberry scent. Once the smoke fills the taste buds, it releases a sweet cherry flavor that will keep consumers craving for more.

This strain can be used during day and night as it has a well-balanced and subtle effect that does not lead into a couch-lock or being too hyper. Leaning heavily on the Indica side, the Cherry Pie induces a completely relaxing state along with an enhanced overall mood. Initially, cerebral stimulations start to take place, which makes consumers more focused, motivated, and productive. During this time, creative juices start flowing in the brain which is beneficial for artists that are struggling with creating new and innovative ideas. It is also great for brainstorming and problems that need analyzing. After a period of time, a physical buzz takes over the body and drowsiness kicks in.

What are the Medical Benefits of Cherry Pie Feminized?

The Cherry Pie has a lot of advantages and does not only offer pleasure and recreation but it also has medical properties that alleviate some mental and physical conditions. As it enhances the mood and calms the body, it blocks the mind from negative thoughts and gloomy emotions which is beneficial for those suffering from anxiety, PTSD, depression, and overwhelming stress.
The pain-killing and anti-inflammatory properties can relieve swelling, and chronic body pains caused by arthritis, migraines, cramps, and other related conditions. For individuals who have sleeping disorders such as insomnia, the Cherry Pie is composed of sedative properties that will help them have an undisturbed sleep.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Cherry Pie Feminized

Even with moderate amounts, the Cherry Pie strain still results in some adverse effects like dry eyes and cottonmouth that can result in itching and irritations. Fortunately, there is a way to prevent these conditions from occurring and that is to have a hydrated body while smoking.

Consuming excessive doses of this strain is not recommended as it can lead to a state of couch-lock, paranoia, headache, nausea, and even anxiety.

How to Grow Cherry Pie Feminized

The Cherry Pie is a medium-sized plant that might not be suitable for growers who have limited space due to its branches. Its bushy structure would need to be trimmed from time to time for a better air circulation and prevent the buildup of moisture. This plant is also composed of green and purple-colored nugs covered with an abundant amount of trichomes.

In an indoor environment, it is important to control the temperature from going beyond 70°F and 80°F and the humidity should be between 40% to 50%. Doing so, will help the plant flourish and prevent threats such as molds and mildews. Using hydroponics or soil with the Sea of Green (SoG) technique optimizes the performance of the plant and produces a higher yield.

When cultivated outdoors, the Cherry Pie thrives in a Mediterranean-like climate where the plant receives enough sunlight. Before the weather becomes too cold or during the month of October, cultivators should be able to harvest.