Michigan Cherries
Origin 1: FLWRpot, a Michigan craft grow, crosses Modified Mints with Tropicana Cherry, and nearly every listing repeats it. Tropicana Cherry pours in tart red cherry and maraschino-cordial notes, and the Modified Mints side brings a cookies base with subtle gas from GMO and Sinmint Cookies. The flavor runs dark cherry syrup, vanilla, and soft baking spice. Flower tests around 25-26% THC. The breeder pitches the progeny as big on yield, effects, and looks.
Origin 2: A seed listing sells Michigan Cherries as Pure Michigan × Super Buff (the title cuts off), a 60/40 indica-dominant with gas-and-candy terps, frosty colorful buds, and about 60 days of flower. Another seed bank calls its version indica-dominant at 18-22% THC with strong body effects and a mild cerebral lift, and names no parents. That may be where the indica skew comes from.
Reported effects across the versions run euphoric and relaxed, with an uplifting start that settles into a soothing, body-centric finish, balanced enough for any time of day. One guide adds relief for stress and mild anxiety. A Reddit reviewer calls it light green with undeniable purple tones, hints of mint or gas, and a super sweet inhale. Don't mix it up with Michigan Cherry (singular), a separate cross of Michigan Mouth and Cherry Pie.
