Strawberry Cherry Pie (0.5g)

Description

"Cherry Pie x Strawberry Runtz ------------- Breakwater Small Batch is a series of limited releases created to bring you closer to our strain selection process. This project gives you the opportunity to explore strains that are still being evaluated for large scale production. Some of these strains may even return to our menu. ------------- Located almost halfway around the world on Hawaii’s “Garden Isle” of Kauai, Strawberry Cherry Pie originator, 808 Genetics, is an exceptionally versatile breeder with a repertoire that includes preserving older varietals, working classics into tantalizing new crosses, breeding with the latest cuts, and stabilizing genetics. True to 808 form, our Strawberry Cherry Pie phenotype is a bit of the old with a touch of the new, yielding something equally enjoyable for both seasoned connoisseurs and adventurous newcomers alike. A coveted Bay Area strain created by Jigga and PieGuy, Cherry Pie (Urkle x (F1 x Durban)), is a solid foundation on which to build any breeding project. As described by 808 Genetics themselves, Cherry Pie “has a terpene profile that is unmatched – a strong, sharp cherry aroma with a grape nag champa backend and notes of gas and pie crust.” The result of a prior breeding project that yielded both an eye-catching female flower producer and a studly male pollen provider, the Strawberry Runtz (Runtz x Strawberries and Cream F2) male eventually fathered its own line of seeds. As part of that lineup, Cherry Pie x Strawberry Runtz became known as Strawberry Cherry Pie. True to its maternal lineage, Strawberry Cherry Pie is a plant of medium height that showcases deep green, purple-tipped flowers and tightly serrated fan leaves, making it a marvel to behold. The buds and sugar leaves are doused in resin and release a powerful wave of black cherry soda and tropical fruit punch that layers over unmistakable Cherry Pie aromas. Truly a delight for the senses, our phenotype also offers wholesome effects that soothe stress and anxiety."