Don Cherrypie Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Don Avalanche Seeds

Don Cherrypie is a Sativa leaning cross of Grandaddy Purple and Durban Poison. It kicks slowly but strong, stress and worries disappear. Strong stimulant for vi...

$11.12

Don Cherrypie Cannabis Seeds from Don Avalanche Seeds

Don Cherrypie is a Sativa leaning cross of Grandaddy Purple and Durban Poison. It kicks slowly but strong, stress and worries disappear. Strong stimulant for vision and hearing. It works as good for a night out with friends as it does for a chillout at home. It´s medical properties against anxiety, depression and insomnia are superb. Makes you smile like a Cheshire Cat.

The thick green leaves can turn into purple when the nights get colder. The colourful tops are covered with translucid white trichomes, giving them a silvery shining look. This plant gives a lot more inner buds if you clip the big light blocking leaves of.

Lineage: Grandaddy Purple – Durban Poison
60% Indica - 40% Sativa
THC – up to 26%
Flowering – 8 to 9 weeks.
Flavour – Herbal, peppery, pine.
Effects – Relaxed, happy, focused, cotton-mouth.

Strain FAQ

Does the main terpene in peppery tasting strains appear elsewhere?

Caryophyllene gives black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon their zing. This crossover shows the shared terpene profiles of spices and cannabis strains.

What makes African cannabis strains' THCV content notable?

African strains, especially from South Africa and Malawi, have high THCV levels. THCV is being studied for hunger control and weight management due to its reported clear-headed, energising high.

Do hybrid strains have unique terpene profiles?

Breeders combine terpene profiles from different parent strains to create hybrids with unique scents and flavours. This mix of terpene profiles creates unique fragrant molecules that give cannabis its unique smells.

How do outdoor cannabis plants manage water more efficiently?

Thanks to their deeper root systems, outdoor cannabis plants are adept at tapping into moisture reserves deep in the soil, giving them an edge in drier conditions. This not only makes them more resilient but is also said to potentially enhance the quality of the cannabis.

How do average-yielding strains handle pests and diseases?

Many of them have reportedly developed natural resistances to common pests and diseases thanks to their varied genetics. This resilience is said to make them easier to maintain and can reduce the need for chemical treatments. This is an overall win for legal organic growers and those focused on sustainable methods.