Cherry Moon Pie Feminized Seeds

Name: Cherry Moon Pie Seeds
Brand: Big Buddha Seeds
SKU: 8266
Price: 35.88 USD
Availability: InStock

This strain is bred with genuine Cherry Pie, which is one of the most challenging strains to come by!

Cherry Moon Pie from Big Buddha Seeds is a feminized strain designed for growers who want consistent, uniform plants from each seed. These Seeds are intended for indoor or outdoor setups where controlled conditions and predictable development are important.

This strain is suited to growers who value straightforward garden management and a clear growth pattern. Cherry Moon Pie can be integrated into a range of cultivation styles, from small home projects to more organized gardens.

Feminized seeds intended to produce a consistent plant structure in suitable conditions
Adaptable to both indoor tents and outdoor gardens, depending on climate
Suited to growers who prefer a clear and predictable growth cycle
Works with common training and pruning techniques used in home cultivation
Appropriate for growers planning organized, repeatable planting schedules

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About Cherry Moon Pie

Cherry Moon Pie from Big Buddha Seeds is a feminized seeds line created by crossing Cherry Pie with Bubba Kush. This combination brings together two well-known cultivars in a way that is aimed at growers who appreciate classic genetics with a modern twist.

The strain is typically grown by enthusiasts who value recognizable lineage and a balanced profile. Cherry Moon Pie seeds are suitable for a range of indoor and outdoor setups, allowing growers to explore how this cross expresses itself under different conditions.

Key details

Strain name: Cherry Moon Pie
Type: Photoperiod, feminized
Genetics: Cherry Pie crossed with Bubba Kush
Suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation, depending on climate
Intended for adult collectors and growers where cultivation is legal

Growing notes

Flowering time is not specified by the breeder, so growers often monitor trichomes and overall plant maturity to determine harvest.
Plants from these seeds typically respond well to common training methods such as topping or low-stress training, depending on the grower’s goals.
Yield information is not provided, so expectations are usually based on general photoperiod indica-leaning hybrids with similar backgrounds.
As with most cannabis varieties, stable temperatures, consistent light cycles, and balanced nutrition are important for healthy development.

What to expect

With Cherry Pie and Bubba Kush in its background, Cherry Moon Pie is often associated with a rich, layered profile that many growers find appealing. While specific aroma, flavor, and effect descriptions are not listed by the breeder, cultivators can generally anticipate characteristics in line with classic Kush and dessert-style hybrids, with individual results influenced by phenotype, environment, and cultivation style. These seeds are typically chosen by growers who enjoy working with established genetics and observing how different expressions appear from plant to plant.

FAQ

Q: What are the genetics of Cherry Moon Pie?
A: Cherry Moon Pie is described as Cherry Pie crossed with Bubba Kush, combining two well-known parent strains into a single hybrid line.
Q: Is the flowering time for Cherry Moon Pie specified?
A: The breeder does not list an exact flowering time, so growers typically rely on visual cues such as trichome color, pistil development, and overall plant maturity to decide when to harvest.
Q: Are there any official yield figures for Cherry Moon Pie?
A: No specific yield data is provided. Results usually depend on factors like plant training, pot size, lighting, and overall grower experience.
Q: Can Cherry Moon Pie be grown outdoors?
A: Yes, these seeds can often be grown outdoors in regions with a suitable climate and a sufficiently long, stable season. In cooler or less predictable areas, many growers prefer indoor setups for greater control.
Q: Who typically chooses Cherry Moon Pie seeds?
A: These seeds are generally selected by adult growers who appreciate the Cherry Pie and Bubba Kush lineage and want to explore how this cross performs in their own garden, provided cultivation is legal in their location.

Indoor	Yes
Outdoor	Yes
Cannabis Genetics	Cherry Pie crossed with Bubba Kush.
Flowering Time	8-9 weeks
THC	Strong
Flavour	Fruit, Spices, Cheese
Aroma	Similar to cherry pie filling with hints of skunk funk.
Flowering Outdoors	In the month of October, the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting colder.
Yield	Good
Mainly Indica	Yes
Sativa / Indica ratio	95 percent Indica, 5 percent Sativa.
Sativa / Indica Type	Hybrid
Greenhouse	Yes

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🌱 Growing Cannabis Seeds – Common Questions

💧 How do I soak cannabis seeds before planting?

Place the seeds in a glass of cold tap water or rainwater and keep the glass in a dark place. Wait between 2 and 10 days until the seeds begin to sprout.

🌿 How deep should I plant germinated seeds?

Plant sprouted seeds about 0.5 cm deep in light, moist soil with the root pointing down. Handle gently to avoid damaging the sprout.

💧 How moist should the soil be for seedlings?

Keep the soil evenly moist but never soaked. Overwatering can drown young seedlings. A small propagator helps maintain humidity.

⚠️ What are common mistakes when growing cannabis seeds?

❌ Soil that’s too wet – the seedling may rot.
❌ Planting too deep – the seedling may not reach the surface.
Always ensure good drainage and shallow planting.

🌱 Do I need special soil or pots for growing?

Use seed-raising or herb soil and pots with drainage holes so excess water can escape. This prevents root rot and promotes healthy growth.

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