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Indica-Dominant Hybrid

Cherry Blossom

Cherry Blossom is a well-documented, indica-dominant hybrid with a notable dual identity across legal markets — appearing as both a THC-dominant recreational cultivar and a high-CBD hemp cultivar. The most widely cited THC-dominant cut is bred from Cherry Pie × Harle-Tsu (per East Fork Cultivars on Leafly), delivering a balanced 1:1 THC:CBD ratio at roughly 9–11% each. A separate high-THC phenotype, sometimes called Cherry Blossom Kush, was bred by Swamp Boy Seeds from Cherry Pie × Orange Blossom Trail and tests up to 27–28% THC. A popular CBD/hemp version descends from Cherry Wine × Berry Blossom, testing at 12–16%+ CBD with less than 0.3% THC. Across all cuts, the strain is consistently described as relaxing, mildly euphoric, and suitable for evening use, with a signature sweet cherry, berry, and floral aroma profile.

Genetics

Cherry Pie × Harle-Tsu (East Fork Cultivars) / Cherry Pie × Orange Blossom Trail (Swamp Boy Seeds) / Cherry Wine × Berry Blossom (hemp cuts)

Effects
relaxed euphoric sleepy
Dominant terpenes
myrcene caryophyllene terpinolene
Potential side effects
dry mouth dry eyes dizziness