Black Cherry Pie

Black Cherry Pie has more than one baker in the kitchen, and the recipe changes depending on whose genetics you're smoking.

Origin 1: Green Mountain Collective's Vermont cut is the reference version, crossing Cherry Pie with Blackberry Kush for an evenly balanced 50/50 hybrid. THC generally lands around 20–26%. The name isn't playing coy here: dark cherry and ripe berry lead the nose, backed by earthy spice that keeps all that fruit from turning candy-sweet.

Origin 2: In House Genetics worked Black Cherry Pie into its own mostly indica line, eventually releasing Black Cherry Pie F5. This version leans heavier than the Vermont cut, with short, bushy plants and the dense structure expected from a more indica-driven selection. Consistent THC and CBD numbers aren't well established for the In House line, so potency depends on the particular release and phenotype.

Longtime fans of the classic cut describe a high that keeps one foot on each side of the hybrid fence. The head gets happy, creative, and pleasantly loose while the body settles into an easygoing calm, giving Black Cherry Pie enough weight to relax without automatically sending the whole night to the couch. The fruit does most of the talking in the jar, but this Pie has enough earth and spice underneath to keep every hit from tasting like dessert.