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Cherry Pie

Cherry Pie is a beloved Indica-dominant hybrid strain recognized for its sweet, fruity flavors and well-balanced effects. This strain is the result of crossing Granddaddy Purple with Durban Poison, making it a powerful yet versatile hybrid that combines the best traits of both parent strains. With THC levels ranging from 15% to 25%, Cherry Pie offers users a euphoric, uplifting high that’s followed by a calming body sensation. Cherry Pie is popular among recreational users and medical patients alike due to its ability to provide both mental stimulation and physical relaxation, making it perfect for use throughout the day.

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Cherry Pie is a 60% indica and 40% sativa hybrid that provides a pleasant blend of mental clarity and physical relaxation. Users can expect a balanced high that starts with a rush of euphoria and happiness, followed by a mild body buzz that eases tension without leading to couch-lock. This strain is perfect for users seeking a happy, stress-free high that doesn’t interfere with productivity. Its uplifting effects make it a great choice for social situations, while its calming body effects provide relief from stress and pain.
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Cannabinoids

Tetrahydrocannabinol

THC

16%-24%

Cannabidiol

CBD

0.1%-1%

Cannabigerol

CBG

0.1%-1%

Strain types

Indica
50%
Sativa
50%

Flavors

Sweet / Berry / Earthy / Spicy / Cherry

Aromas

Sweet / Fruity / Earthy / Cherry

Terpenes

Cherry Pie’s dominant terpene is myrcene, which is responsible for its sedative effects and earthy aroma. Myrcene is known for its relaxing properties, making it a key component in Cherry Pie’s calming effects. Other notable terpenes include pinene, which adds a fresh, piney scent and helps with focus and alertness, and caryophyllene, which provides anti-inflammatory benefits and gives the strain its peppery undertones.

Flavonoids

Flavonoids are responsible for color and flavor in plants and provide health benefits. Specific strains are rarely tested for flavonoids, but cannaflavins A, B, and C, beta-sitosterol, and kaempferol are often found in marijuana.

Effects

Cherry Pies has been reported to have the following effects:

Happy

Relaxing

Euphoria

Uplifting

Creative

The following adverse effects have also been reported:

Dry Eyes / Paranoia / Dizziness / Anxiety / Dry Mouth
Cherry Pie offers a euphoric and uplifting high that’s perfect for daytime use or social gatherings. The strain’s initial effects are primarily cerebral, promoting feelings of happiness and creativity, making it ideal for creative endeavors or spending time with friends. As the high progress, the indica effects of Cherry Pie begin to take over, resulting in a calming body relaxation that eases muscle tension and stress without being overly sedating. Users often describe Cherry Pie as providing a balanced high that allows them to stay alert and focused while also feeling relaxed and calm.

Medical Applications

Cherry Pie is widely used in the medical cannabis community for its ability to treat both physical and mental conditions. The strain’s euphoric mental effects make it ideal for managing stress and anxiety, while its relaxing body effects help alleviate pain and muscle tension.
Chronic Pain, Muscle Pain, and Other Types of Pain
Cherry Pie is effective at reducing chronic pain and muscle spasms. The strain’s high THC content, combined with the anti-inflammatory properties of caryophyllene, helps to reduce pain perception and ease inflammation, making it a good option for patients suffering from conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, and back pain.
The uplifting and euphoric effects of Cherry Pie make it a great option for managing anxiety, stress, and panic disorders. The strain’s ability to boost mood and promote mental clarity helps users feel more relaxed and at ease, allowing them to unwind and manage their anxiety symptoms. However, those prone to anxiety should start with a small dose to avoid overstimulation.
Cherry Pie is known to stimulate appetite, making it helpful for individuals suffering from appetite loss due to illness or medical treatments like chemotherapy. The strain induces hunger, encouraging users to eat more and helping them regain a healthy appetite.
The antiemetic properties of Cherry Pie make it effective at reducing nausea and vomiting, particularly for patients undergoing treatments that cause gastrointestinal distress. The strain’s soothing effects help calm the stomach and reduce discomfort, making it a popular choice for medical cannabis patients.
Cherry Pie offers anti-inflammatory benefits thanks to the presence of caryophyllene, which helps reduce swelling and inflammation. This makes the strain useful for managing conditions related to inflammation, such as arthritis, autoimmune disorders, and muscle pain.
Cherry Pie’s uplifting mental effects make it an ideal strain for managing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). The strain’s ability to boost energy and mood helps users stay productive throughout the day, while its mild body relaxation can help alleviate physical fatigue.

Dosing

Due to its high THC content, Cherry Pie should be consumed with caution, especially for those who are new to cannabis or have a low tolerance. A small to moderate dose is recommended to start, as the strain’s effects can be potent and long-lasting. For medical users, low doses of Cherry Pie can provide effective relief from stress, pain, and anxiety without causing overwhelming psychoactive effects.

Growing

Cherry Pie is considered a relatively easy strain to grow, making it suitable for both novice and experienced growers. The plant can be grown both indoors and outdoors, but it thrives best in a warm, sunny climate. Cherry Pie plants are known for their dense, colorful buds and resin production, making them visually appealing and potent.
Growing Strain

Height

When grown indoors, Cherry Pie plants typically reach a medium height of around 3 to 4 feet. Outdoors, the plants can grow taller, often reaching up to 6 feet or more under optimal conditions. The plant’s bushy structure makes it ideal for indoor growing, especially in smaller spaces.

Humidity and Temperature

Cherry Pie prefers moderate humidity levels, around 40% to 50% during the vegetative stage. During the flowering stage, it’s important to reduce humidity to prevent mold and mildew. The ideal temperature range for Cherry Pie is between 68°F and 80°F, with slightly cooler nighttime temperatures to promote healthy bud development.

Flowering

Cherry Pie has a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks when grown indoors. Outdoor growers can expect to harvest in mid to late October. The strain produces moderate to high yields of dense, trichome-covered buds, with an average yield of 16 to 18 ounces per plant outdoors or 14 to 16 ounces per square meter indoors.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Cherry Pie good for?

Cherry Pie is commonly used to manage chronic pain, anxiety, and stress. It’s also effective for reducing inflammation and promoting relaxation.

2. Is Cherry Pie an indica or a sativa?

Cherry Pie is an indica-dominant hybrid, with 60% indica and 40% sativa.

3. How does Cherry Pie make you feel?

Cherry Pie provides a euphoric, uplifting high, followed by a calming body sensation. Users report feeling happy, stress-free, and relaxed.

4. Is Cherry Pie good for creativity?

Yes, many users report that Cherry Pie helps boost creativity and mental clarity. The strain’s balanced effects promote focus and positive thinking, which can be helpful for creative activities like writing, drawing, or brainstorming.

5. How long do the effects of Cherry Pie last?

The effects of Cherry Pie usually last around 2-4 hours, with the peak occurring within the first hour of consumption. The high is typically balanced, with the relaxing body effects lingering while the cerebral euphoria gradually tapers off.

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