Distillate Cartridge | Cherry Pie
Cherry Pie is a relaxing indica-leaning hybrid made from Grand Daddy Purple and Durban Poison. True to its name, it smells just like a freshly baked cherry pie—sweet, tart, and a little earthy—with dense, colorful buds covered in orange hairs and hints of purple. The effects are balanced and comforting: a wave of euphoria lifts your mood while tension melts away from the body. It’s great for calming the mind without completely knocking you out, making it a solid choice for managing stress, anxiety, PTSD, migraines, or muscle tension. A go-to for patients looking for full-body relaxation with a gentle mental focus, Cherry Pie is all about sweet flavor and mellow vibes.
- Sweet
- Woody
- Berry
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Cherry Pie by Cookie Family
The Indica-leaning, clone-only version of Cherry Pie from San Francisco is a hybrid of Granddaddy Purple and an F1 Durban Poison. The strain was originally bred by the Bay Area’s Pieguy and immediately cultivated by Jigga, head of genetics for Cookie Family.
During growth, the strain produces a hefty, dense flower that’s typically layered in trichomes and intertwined with rust-colored pistils. At the 2014 Denver High Times Cannabis Cup, the strain won 3rd place in the Medical Sativa category.
Cherry Pie by Riot Seeds
Riot Seeds offers a cross of the female Cherry Pie clone-only strain and a male WCD 710 (West Coast Dawg/Sugenite OG). This Sativa-dominant hybrid Cherry Pie produces short plants with a maroon/purple coloration. The F1 plant’s flowering time is roughly 9 weeks.