Black Cherry OG
aka Black Cherry, Blackcherry, Black Cherry Kush
- Berry (43% of reported flavors)
- Sweet (30% of reported flavors)
- Citrus (26% of reported flavors)
Black Cherry OG steeps dark fruit in a slower kind of evening. Sweet berries, herbal tea, and a little spice give this Grand Daddy Purp creation a richer flavor than the name alone lets on. Some selections bring cherry-cola sweetness, but the tea note makes this one worth lingering over.
The breeder paired an undisclosed Granddaddy Purple hybrid with Ken’s OG. That leaves one branch of the family tree unnamed, rather than establishing a straightforward two-parent cross with pure Granddaddy Purple.
Berry sweetness leads the aroma, followed by peppery wood and earth. On the palate, the fruit takes on a brewed-tea character, with blueberry-like sweetness and a spicy finish. The cherry-cola expression adds another possibility: dark fruit with a little soda-shop nostalgia.
Purple buds and foliage that can darken almost to black give the flowers their evening attire. Orange pistils stand out against the darker colors, while abundant trichomes keep the whole thing from disappearing into the shadows. The breeder emphasizes resin production, with dense flowers delivering plenty of frost.
People who’ve made this their go-to describe a happy, euphoric lift that settles into full-body relaxation. The calmer finish can become sleepy, making an unhurried evening part of its appeal. The tea is in the flavor; staying alert is a separate matter.
Grand Daddy Purp lists approximately nine to ten weeks of flowering for indoor and outdoor cultivation. Feminized seeds have been offered, and yield expectations fall in the low-to-medium range.
Dark foliage, purple flowers, and pronounced resin production are the line’s standout physical traits. Exact mature height and numerical yields are not established in the supplied breeder description. Shorter schedules from other sellers should remain tied to their particular releases.
