Cherry Pie seeds by Advanced Seeds, a Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison cross, deliver 18–22% THC and sweet berry-grape flavor. Indica-dominant, feminized genetics. A proven favorite among growers-Get yours now.
Feminized
Indica dominant
Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison
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18% to 22% %
Sweet, berry, earthy, grape
8 to 10 weeks
High
Caryophyllene, myrcene, limonene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Evening
Top early and train (LST/SCROG) to boost yield and airflow. Keep RH 45–55% in late flower to curb mildew, and support heavy colas for best results.
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Granddaddy Purple meets Durban Poison for a balanced, friendly strain with sweet berry notes and steady structure. This cultivar suits growers who want reliable plants, attractive color, and a calm, uplifting profile without fuss.
Fast to flower, rich in aroma, and steady in performance, this Feminized release offers a tidy path from veg to finish. It favors intermediate growers but rewards attentive beginners, too. The result is dense, colorful buds with a pleasant, dessert-like bouquet.
This strain stands out for its bright berry scent, compact branching, and eye-catching fall colors. It grows with moderate vigor and forms sturdy colas that stack well under even light. Expect dark green leaves that can show purple as nights cool, plus heavy resin that coats sugar leaves early. Indoors, it tends to keep a manageable height with a bushy profile; outdoors, it fills out with strong lateral growth. Aromas skew sweet and grape-like with a soft earthy base. Phenotypes are consistent, making training simple and results predictable for most environments.
| Breeder | Advanced Seeds |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 18% to 22% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | High |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Sweet, berry, earthy, grape |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
Granddaddy Purple brings dense flower structure, deep color, and a rich grape note. Durban Poison contributes vigor, mold resistance, and a clear, uplifting edge. Together, they create a plant that grows compact yet energetic, with a cooperative internode spacing that stacks colas without overcrowding. Resin production is strong and early, with trichomes piling on as flowers ripen. Advanced Seeds selected for stability, aiming for uniform height, steady branching, and an aroma that holds berry-sweet top notes over a gentle earthy base. The cross favors medium-height plants that respond well to training, set firm buds, and finish within a practical indoor cycle. Expect consistent performance across environments with modest variation in color and terpene emphasis.
Top Notes
Mid Notes
Base Notes
The flavor mirrors the nose: a bright cherry-berry opening, a soft pastry hint in the middle, and a clean earthy finish. Growers value its room-filling bouquet; consumers appreciate the balanced sweetness that does not overwhelm. It cures well, holding its fruit character over time.
Onset
Mind Effects
Body Effects
Plants are medium in height with sturdy lateral branches and tight internodes. Buds are rounded, dense, and heavily sugared, often showing purple streaks late in bloom. Pistils begin bright orange, darkening as resin thickens. Aroma intensity rises in mid-flower, reaching a sweet, fruity peak by week eight to nine.
Indoor Growing Tips
Outdoor Growing Tips
Yield and Cultivation Notes
Expect a strong terpene footprint and high-yield potential when canopy is well spread. Buds finish dense and resinous. This strain suits attentive growers who enjoy training and dialing in aroma. Beginners can succeed with a light hand and steady environment.
“Intermediate grower here. Plants stayed manageable and loved a simple SCROG. Finished in nine weeks with deep purple tips and very sticky buds. The standout for me was the clean cherry-berry nose that held after cure.”
“Small tent grower. I topped twice and kept it low. Yield surprised me for the footprint. Terpenes came on strong in late bloom, sweet and grape-like. Easy trim, tight buds, and a smooth, uplifting profile.”
Get a dependable, berry-forward cultivar with compact structure, rich resin, and a practical 8–10 week finish. These Feminized seeds make selection simple and consistent. If you want sweet aroma, dense buds, and steady yields, add this to your lineup.
Is this strain suitable for beginners?
It suits attentive beginners who keep a stable environment. The plants respond well to light training and moderate feeding. Follow basic horticulture best practices, monitor humidity, and provide steady airflow. Consistency pays off with dense buds and an easy trim.
How long does flowering usually take?
Most gardens finish between eight and ten weeks indoors. Some phenotypes show peak color and terpene intensity around week nine. Outdoors, expect late September to mid-October depending on climate and day length.
What aromas should I expect?
Sweet cherry and ripe berry lead, with grape candy notes and a gentle earthy base. The bouquet strengthens in late bloom and holds well in cure when dried slowly and stored properly.
How tall do plants get indoors?
Plants tend to stay medium in height with topping and light training. A simple SCROG or LST can keep the canopy even. Expect modest stretch at flip, making tent management straightforward.
What yields are realistic?
With good light and canopy control, expect high yields for a plant of this size. Dense colas and strong resin help pack jars. Spreading branches and maintaining airflow support the finish.
Are these seeds Feminized?
Yes, these are Feminized seeds, which helps simplify selection and space planning. Most growers appreciate the efficiency and uniformity in mixed gardens and small tents.
How stable is the phenotype range?
The line shows solid stability with two main expressions: a shorter, denser type and a slightly taller, fruit-forward type. Both stay within a manageable height and share similar flowering times.
What training works best?
Top once or twice, then guide branches with LST or a light screen. The goal is to spread colas for even light, reduce humidity pockets, and support weight late in flower.
Does it show color on its own?
Color can appear naturally, but cool nights near finish enhance purple tones. Even without strong color, buds remain dense, frosty, and aromatic.
What environments does it prefer?
It thrives in temperate conditions with moderate humidity and steady airflow. Indoors, keep a mild night drop; outdoors, choose a site with good sun and low late-season moisture.
Who is the breeder for this release?
This release comes from Advanced Seeds, known for practical, reliable selections. The focus is on steady structure, pleasant terpenes, and consistent finishing times across environments.
