Cherry Pie background
Origin
The best-known lineage pairs Granddaddy Purple with Durban Poison. Some historical accounts connect the cultivar to a particular Bay Area cut, while later seed versions may vary.
Strain guide
Cherry Pie Strain
Cherry Pie is a fruit-and-dough hybrid that typically layers tart cherry and berry sweetness over earth, herbs, pastry, and light spice.
About Cherry Pie
These notes are general cultivar background, not claims about a current batch.
Appearance and aroma
Sensory notes
Common examples have compact green buds with purple accents, bright orange hairs, and a sparkling resin coat. Tart cherry, dark berries, sweet dough, earth, and pepper appear often.
How it compares
Comparison
Cherry Pie is usually tarter and more herbal than pure dessert strains because of Durban influence. Wedding Cake references sometimes use Cherry Pie ancestry, but the common Seed Junky lineage is described differently.
How to shop this strain
Buying guide
Check for Granddaddy Purple x Durban Poison, then compare tart cherry and berry against dough, earth, and pepper; pure candy sweetness misses the cultivar's Durban side.
Sources reviewed
Reviewed 2026-09-27
Reference
Leafly - Cherry Pie strain profile
Open sourceReference
AllBud - Cherry Pie strain profile
Open sourceCurrent flower selection
Compare flower that is available now
This guide covers the cultivar generally. Browse the flower catalogue for current products, photos, sizes, grades, and prices.
Cherry Pie Questions
Use this guide to understand how Cherry Pie is generally described before comparing current listings.
How should I interpret this Cherry Pie guide?
Treat it as general cultivar context. Appearance, aroma, and lineage can vary between producers and batches.
Where can I verify current Cherry Pie products?
Check the flower catalog and individual product pages for current availability, photos, grade, weight, and price.
- Cultivar descriptions can vary between producers and batches.
- Use the flower catalog and individual product pages to confirm current availability.
- Review product photos, listed weight, grade, price, stock status, and attributes before ordering.
Buying note
Use the cultivar guide, then check current listings.
Current listings and batch-specific details can differ from general cultivar descriptions. Use product pages to verify availability.
Cultivar descriptions provide context rather than current product claims.
Appearance, aroma, and other characteristics can differ between producers and batches.
Use the flower catalog and product pages to confirm current availability before ordering.