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Cherry Pie is a dessert-forward hybrid with tart cherry notes, crazy bag appeal, and proven California roots that growers trust. Cherry Pie's terpene profile is led by myrcene and…
Cherry Pie is a dessert-forward hybrid with tart cherry notes, crazy bag appeal, and proven California roots that growers trust. Cherry Pie's terpene profile is led by myrcene and caryophyllene, which produce the sweet, peppery undertone beneath its signature cherry flavor. Indoor plants flower in 8 to 9 weeks and respond well to topping and LST for increased bud site exposure.
- Cherry Pie strain lineage: Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison
- This strain tastes like tart cherries with vanilla dough
- Dense, colorful marijuana buds heavily covered in trichomes
- Bay Area heritage with lasting cultural appeal
Cherry Pie is famous for the sweet cherry and mixed berry flavor and aroma. The taste and smell match, with sweet fruit over earthy notes. Expect a berry-sweet marijuana smell that carries. When enjoying this strain, the inhale gives sweet cherry and berry. On the exhale, it turns more earthy with a light sweetness.
This strain delivers a balanced marijuana high with bright euphoria, clear focus, and a relaxing body finish. It feels social and creative without heavy sedation or racing thoughts. Expect an upbeat mood, light physical relaxation, and steady motivation. These Cherry Pie effects come from Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison genetics and myrcene and caryophyllene driving the terpene mix.
Growing Cherry Pie is moderate for most marijuana growers. To grow Cherry Pie seeds successfully, see the Cherry Pie Grow Guide for full details.
- Flower in 8-9 weeks with a medium, manageable stretch.
- Top once or twice, then run a simple SCROG for even light.
- Keep RH under 45 percent late; dense buds can invite mold.
- Dial back nitrogen by week three of bloom to sharpen flavor.
- Cool nights near finish can bring purple without slowing growth.
- Expect a loud cherry-berry aroma; use a carbon filter indoors.
Similar marijuana strains to Cherry Pie share sweet berry flavor, euphoric lift, and a relaxed finish. Look for caryophyllene and limonene with a touch of myrcene.
- Girl Scout Cookies Extreme Feminized Seeds: Durban ties, sweet flavor, euphoric calm; caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene.
- Purple Punch Feminized Seeds: Berry-sweet, relaxed effects; caryophyllene and limonene; Granddaddy Purple link.
- Purple Haze Feminized Seeds: Euphoric uplift with berry-earthy sweetness; caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene; Purple lineage.
A reliable hybrid with sweet, earthy buds, Cherry Pie rewards home growers with steady yields and manageable structure. Buy Cherry Pie seeds from ILGM for a reliable germination guarantee and expert grow support. Expect clear grow guidance and a community that shares real grow room results.
Growers report frosty, attractive plants from Cherry Pie seeds. One said it was 'one of the frostiest/prettiest plants I’ve ever grown'. They noted solid visual appeal and resin that stands out in the jar. Good choice for growers chasing trichome-heavy buds and strong bag appeal.
It’s mid-to-high strength, usually around 20% THC. Some plants test higher, so start low and go slow.
Calm, happy, and clear-headed. This marijuana brings a bright mood and easy relaxation without heavy couch-lock. Nice for evenings or laid-back social time.
Myrcene is the dominant terpene. It delivers sweet cherry and earthy notes, with a hint of spice from caryophyllene.
Last updated on November 2025
20 %
THC
Indica Dominant
Genetics
63 days
Flowering Time Indoor
455 gr/m²
Yield Potential
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