Cherry Dream > Kannabia Seeds

The Cherry Dream strain is a fruity sweet cannabis dream for all growers who want to grow low-maintenance and potent weed that produces high yields and tastes unique. Cherry Dream is a photoperiod strain from Kannabia Seed Company with a 70% indica dominance. This strain is the result of crossing a pure 90's Afghani landrace and a sweet Cherry clone. Thanks to these high-quality genetics, Cherry Dream is an asset to any palate, easy to grow and pest-resistant. Kannabia's feminized Cherry Dream cannabis seeds, the house's special "dessert", are only available in a limited edition.

 

The Cherry Dream strain develops beautiful large buds, some with dark red discoloration and a thick THC and terpene containing trichome layer that gives this strain its stunning aroma and intense effect. The weed smells and tastes lovely, fruity and sweet. As her name suggests, Cherry Dream is strongly reminiscent of cherries, but aromas of plums and ripe berries are also present in her flavor profile. Her floral and fruity notes linger in the mouth for a long time and also come out great in extractions. With her good THC content of 19% and strong indica dominance, Cherry Dream acts as a peace-giver that will relax you for a long time and feed your optimism.

 

The feminized seeds are largely resistant to pests thanks to their 70% indica content, easy to grow and show enthusiastic growth. The plant can be grown both indoors and outdoors. The SOG growing method is particularly well suited for Cherry Dream. Both topping and fimming can help you increase the plant density. After a flowering period of 60-65 days, you can harvest at least 500g/m² of resinous buds indoors. Indoors, Cherry Dream grows medium to a maximum of 1.2m tall. Outdoors, it can reach a height of over 2.5 m. If you decide for an outdoor grow, a light basic fertilization is sufficient. Under optimal conditions you can achieve an XXL yield of up to 800 g per plant. In the northern hemisphere you will be able to harvest the delicious flowers in the last week of September or the first week of October.