Cherry Wonka Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dark Horse Genetics

Juliet #3 was created by JLP (John Lee Pedimore from the forums) about the time I started growing 18 years ago... Mr. JLP was the first to send me some beans.

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Cherry Wonka Cannabis Seeds from Dark Horse Genetics

Juliet #3 was created by JLP (John Lee Pedimore from the forums) about the time I started growing 18 years ago... Mr. JLP was the first to send me some beans.

Among those seeds, I found two keepers the #1 and the #3. The #1 was straight NYCD and the #3 was best described as fruitsnacks and was the clear cut people's choice--so much so that it made me famous at a time when being famous was not what you wanted to be!

For a strain to remain in my garden for over 18 years it has to be something special and Juliet #3 definitely is. Cherry Wonka showcases the work done over decades by legends such as Soma with the NYCD, Brothers Grimm with Cinderella 99, Sin City Kush by Alphakronik, and legendary NorCal Purple Urkle. The Cherry Wonka is all about the candy flavor - the fruity aroma and taste.

Juliet#3 x Gobstopper
Sativa Hybrid
Flowering: 8 Weeks

Strain FAQ

Which terpenes give cherries their flavour?

Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene, linalool, and pinene create cannabis' cherry flavour. These terpenes give cherries their distinct flavour.

What benefits are there in buying Single Seed Cannabis Seeds?

Single Cannabis Seeds give the option to explore several strains, like an à la carte menu! This is game-changing for people who want to try different strains without breaking the bank!

Are regular seeds a good sustainable choice?

Regular seeds are wonderful because they can produce a cycle of male and female plants that can be passed down through the generations without the need to constantly buy fresh seeds.

What's the deal with spectral sensitivity in 12/12 photoperiod strains?

It's fascinating to know that 12/12 photoperiod strains may have a favourite colour! Changing the light spectrum during blooming can apparently boost cannabinoid and terpene production, increasing both quality and yield.

How have North American and Canadian cannabis strains adapted?

North American and Canadian strains have evolved or been intentionally selected to thrive in a wide range of temperatures, from the humid Southeast to the cooler, drier North. Strong plants that can withstand a variety of environmental circumstances are helpful for breeders trying to generate resilient hybrid strains.