Cherry Pie Description
A wonderful revamp of one of Female Seeds' classic strains, Pure AK! They were gifted with a special clone of Cherry Punch, a garden delight from Symbiotic Genetics (US), and have with a healthy and powerful Skunk Special father, to improve vigour, resistance and production.
Female Seeds could not be happier with the final result. An Indica dominant strain with an absolutely balanced high and a mouth-watering, cherry-like velvety aroma. This will be soon one of the favourites to work with in the garden.
Cherry Pie grows very easily and is not fussy about nutrients. Due to its Indica parents, plants grow short and squatty with huge dark green leaves and it does not stretch out excessively in flowering stage. Cherry Pie gifts the attentive and passionate gardener with huge and rock hard nugs, coloured in dark green with eye-catchy purple to blue shades, giving this strain an overall outstanding bag appeal. In addition, buds have the signature pungent skunk essence of the Skunk Special, while the Purple Punch with Cherry AK adds a pleasant and velvety cherry sweetness.
The effect is reminiscent of the crispy, euphoric high of a classic AK and Skunk Special, but with an added firm layer of sweet soothing Indica from Purple Punch. Just perfect for daytime use, Cherry Punch is a master at relieving tension from the body and boosting creativity and productivity.
A very well balanced high, that’ll make your day just wonderful.
Cherry Pie Feminized Seed Specifications
Sex: Feminized
Type: Indica Dominant Hybrid
Grow: Indoor/Outdoor
Flowering Type: Photoperiod
Flowering Time: 8-10 weeks
Outdoor Harvest: Unknown
Yield: Indoors: 450-650g/m2 Outdoors: 350-500g/plant
Height: Indoors: 80-120cm Outdoors: 100-150cm
THC: High
CBD: Unknown
THC/CBD ratio: Unknown
Genetics: Cherry AK x Purple Punch
Aroma/Flavour: Intense, Cherry, Velvet, Skunk
Effects: Powerful, Energising
Medical Conditions: Unknown
Medicinal Properties: Unknown
Mold/Pest Resistance: Unknown
Grow Difficulty: Unknown
Awards: Unknown
Pick & Mix: No
