Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden Fruit is a hybrid cross of [[tangie|Tangie]] and [[cherry-pie|Cherry Pie]], known for its complex, fruit-forward terpene profile and deeply relaxing, mood-lifting effects.
About Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden Fruit is a hybrid strain widely attributed to Chameleon Extracts in Santa Clara, California. Its genetic lineage is reported as a cross between a female Tangie plant from Crockett Family Farms and Cherry Pie pollen provided by Jigga. While the cross is well-established in industry records, the history of the original selection remains not completely documented.
The strain is defined by a distinct aromatic profile that balances sharp citrus, mango, and passionfruit-candy notes with a deeper, musky cherry sweetness. Underlying these fruit-forward top notes are hints of earth and pine, which provide a grounding complexity. Users frequently report a high that begins with a lifted, happy mood before transitioning into a heavy, physical relaxation that can be tingly or sleepy. This transition often leads to a sedentary state, making it better suited for evening use than for tasks requiring focus or physical activity.
Plant characteristics
The plant produces dense, resinous flowers characterized by dark green foliage and pronounced purple hues, accented by vibrant orange pistils. The structure is generally medium-sized, with an indoor flowering period typically ranging from 9 to 10 weeks. It is important to note that these characteristics refer to specific seed releases, such as those from Advanced Genetics; other versions, including the S1 selfed line from Humboldt CSI, may exhibit variations in growth structure and finishing times.
