Turkish Cherries

Turkish Cherries

0 harvests
hybrid
Genes
24%
THC
0.05%
CBD
High Grade Selections
Strain Creator
0 harvests
hybrid
Genes
24%
THC
0.05%
CBD
High Grade Selections
Strain Creator

Turkish Cherries stitches together East Coast grit and cherry-laced kush in a cross that tastes as intriguing as its name suggests. Bred by High Grade Selections, this cultivar pairs Cherry Rangoon (a Cherry AK-47 x Irene’s Dog union) with East Coast Irene (East Coast Sour Diesel x Irene Kush), concentrating sweet red-berry nuances over a bright ribbon of citrus, pine, and classic diesel. Expect an uplifting, euphoric focus up front that settles into a composed, body-light calm; many phenotypes show sativa-leaning clarity with OG posture. Indoors, plants reach medium to tall stature with sturdy lateral branching and spear-tipped colas; topping and a light trellis help guide its Diesel vigor. Flowering typically wraps in 60–70 days, and dialed rooms can pull about 500 g/m², while well-sited outdoor plants push toward 800 g per plant. Caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene dominate the terpene cast, shaping the cherry-sweet, gassy bouquet. THC commonly lands in the mid-20s (roughly 19–30%) with trace CBD. Visuals skew lime to olive with a sugared frost and copper pistils, a nod to its Chem 91 and Sour Diesel ancestry filtered through Irene’s steadying kush backbone. Turkish Cherries is a modern cherry-gas hybrid that rewards careful cultivation with lively flavor and clean, purposeful effects.

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Positive Effects:
Indica Sleepy
Sativa Energy
Low THC Normal
High THC Potent

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Type
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Cannabinoid
THC 24%
THC 23.5%
THC 22.5%
THC 20%
THC 20%
THC 28%
THC 23%
THC 24%
THC 20%
THC 24.2%
Top Effect
Euphoric
Happy
Euphoric
Euphoric
Energetic
Focused
Happy
Creative
Uplifted
Uplifted
Dominant terpene
Limonene
Limonene
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene
Pinene
Myrcene
Caryophyllene
Myrcene
Caryophyllene





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