Cherry Meringue
Cherry Meringue is an indica-dominant hybrid characterized by a dessert-inspired flavor profile that balances tart cherry notes with creamy vanilla and subtle earthy undertones.
About Cherry Meringue
Cherry Meringue is an indica cultivar of unknown genetic origin. Its flavor profile is defined by a distinct sweet-and-sour cherry quality, often described as tart, which is complemented by creamy vanilla notes reminiscent of its namesake dessert. The aroma is complex, featuring a blend of ripe cherries, citrus, and occasional earthy or herbal undertones; some batches are noted to exhibit a gassy quality that adds depth to the fruit-forward profile. On the palate, the experience is consistent with the aroma, finishing with a smooth, nutty quality.
Plant characteristics
The buds are typically dense and heavily coated in trichomes, resulting in a resinous, crystalline appearance. The foliage displays bright green hues, often accented by purple coloration and vibrant orange pistils.
