Forbidden Cherry
Forbidden Cherry is an indica-leaning autoflowering hybrid from Dutch Passion that balances fruity, floral notes with an earthy, pine-heavy profile. It is known for its distinct purple coloration and a reported effect that leans toward physical relaxation with a mild, functional mental uplift.
About Forbidden Cherry
Dutch Passion created Forbidden Cherry as an autoflowering hybrid, utilizing a genetic lineage of Purple #1 crossed with a hybrid of Forbidden Fruit and Cherry Pie. Despite its name, the strain offers a complex aromatic profile that moves beyond simple sweetness; users encounter notes of forest fruit, citrus, and lavender layered over a foundation of pine and earthy spice. It is important to distinguish this release from the separately named Forbidden Cherries by Strait A Genetics. Reported effects are characterized by a gentle physical relaxation that does not necessarily induce heavy sedation, often accompanied by a light, clear-headed uplift that allows for continued social interaction. Independent feedback remains limited, so these effects are considered reported tendencies rather than fixed outcomes.
Plant characteristics
The plant typically exhibits a compact to medium stature, generally reaching heights between 40 and 75 centimeters, though some specimens may grow up to 90 centimeters. It develops a structure resembling a small tree, featuring a dominant central flower cluster supported by smaller side branches. The flower clusters are spaced to allow for adequate airflow. A defining visual trait is its genetic tendency toward purple coloration, which can manifest in indoor environments without the need for cold temperatures, though cooler conditions may further intensify these hues.