Forbidden Cherry
Forbidden Cherry has a name made for the dessert menu and a profile with dirt under its nails. Dutch Passion created this indica-leaning hybrid from Purple #1 × (Auto Forbidden Fruit × Cherry Pie), bringing fruity sweetness into an earthy, spicy mix. This entry covers its autoflowering release, not the separately named Forbidden Cherries from Strait A Genetics.
Don't let the Cherry Pie connection fool you. Forest fruit, citrus, and lavender share space with pine and an old-school earthy pungency; straight cherry candy isn't the whole story. Purple tones give the flower its visual signature, but the aroma has more woodland than confectionery in it.
The reported high turns the volume down without necessarily switching everything off. Breeder descriptions emphasize physical relaxation alongside a lighter, mildly uplifting head effect. Think an unhurried session with some conversation left in it, rather than a guaranteed appointment with the couch. Independent feedback remains limited, so that balance is a reported tendency, not a fixed itinerary.
Auto Forbidden Cherry is a feminized autoflower bred from Purple #1 × (Auto Forbidden Fruit × Cherry Pie). Its advertised 9–10 weeks covers the full seed-to-harvest cycle. Cooler outdoor conditions can extend that to approximately 11–12 weeks.
Plants generally stay compact to medium in size, roughly 40–75 centimeters tall, with larger examples approaching 90 centimeters. A dominant central flower cluster and smaller side branches give it a compact tree-like shape. Space between flower clusters supports airflow, while its purple coloration is genetic and can appear indoors without cold nights. Expression varies, and cooler conditions can deepen the color.
