Cherry Palms Feminized Seeds

About Cherry Palms Feminized Seeds

Cherry Palms Feminized is a 60% indica hybrid created by breeding Tropicana Cherry with a blend of Cherry Stout and Screwdriver OG. It’s created by the founder of Sherbinskis—and our longtime collaborator—Mario Guzman, as part of his breeding project Voice of the Plant. This blend introduces genetics from strains such as Girl Scout Cookies and Tangie from the Tropicana Cherry lineage while the other parent brings in Cherry Pie, Purple Punch, and Clementine.

The result is a strain with average-sized plants that responds rather well to a wide range of advanced growing techniques. No matter the grow setup, growers should have no problem fitting these plants in as their moderate height and long lateral branches that grow close to the main stalk mean that it’s possible to generate high yields with relatively limited space.

Growth pattern of Cherry Palms Feminized

Cherry Palms Feminized cannabis seeds grow into average-sized plants with massive fan leaves and relatively long internodal spacing. As these plants reach maturity, expect a single main stalk that rises only slightly higher than the lower lateral branches. These branches are long, somewhat slender, and quite robust with minimal vegetation to impede airflow. It’s worth noting that these plants can stretch a fair bit so growers with limited headroom may wish to flower them a bit early.

When these plants are grown indoors, growers should expect them to finish flowering at a height of 70-110 cm with a high yield of 400-525 grams per square metre. If grown under natural sunlight, Cherry Palms Feminized plants can reach heights of 100-200 cm and produce 475-600 grams per plant over their 60 to 65-day flowering period.

The buds from Cherry Palms Feminized are dense and soaked with sticky resin. Purple and orange pistils dance on top of a bright green backdrop while the entire bud is covered in a layer of glistening trichomes. These sticky buds are incredibly leafy, which can make trimming a time-consuming chore, particularly if they are trimmed before drying.

Thanks to their well-balanced genetics, Cherry Palms Feminized responds fairly well to a range of advanced growing techniques. These plants’ large internodal spacing and long lateral branches make them particularly well-suited for mainlining or a screen of green (SCROG). These same features also make these plants a good pick for lollipopping or supercropping. Unfortunately, due to their extensive stretch, Cherry Palms Feminized plants are not a good fit for a sea of green (SOG) setup.

Effects, taste, and smell of Cherry Palms Feminized

AS Cherry Palms Feminized plants start to flower, they begin to give off a sweet and tangy aroma of ripe cherries and fresh citrus that will quickly dominate the grow space. As the plants near harvest, subtle notes of earthiness and spice emerge, creating a complex bouquet that’s sure to turn heads. If you value discretion, it may be wise to take additional steps to control the odour.

After the buds have been properly cured, they take on bold notes of tart cherries and zesty orange with a tropical twist. Just beneath that, hints of earth and sweet floral undertones add a layer of depth and complexity. The flavour is an intense burst of bright citrus and sweet cherry on the inhale while the exhale brings a smooth tropical blend with subtle earthy and spicy undertones and a long-lasting cherry and citrus sweetness with a touch of herbal zest.

The effects of Cherry Palms Feminized are largely what one would expect from a 60/40 indica-dominant hybrid. Users can look forward to a quick onset of euphoria and mental clarity that’s sure to inspire a burst of creative action. Gradually, a mellow body relaxation spreads from head to toe, melting away tension and sedating the body. This is a great strain for wrapping up a few things before turning in for the evening.

Did you know?

• Cherry Palms Feminized features Cherry Stout, Tropicana Cherry, and Cherry Pie, which results in an amazing flavour profile.
• The name is also a reference to Los Angeles’ (Mario Guzman’s hometown) iconic palm trees.