Chilled Cherries
Chilled Cherries
Also known as: Chill Cherries
Overview
Chilled Cherries is an indica-dominant hybrid strain (70% indica, 30% sativa) that has emerged as a popular dessert-inspired cannabis variety in the modern market since the late 2010s. This strain is made from a genetic cross between Sunset Sherbet and Cherry Cookie bx1 and bred by Relentless Genetics. This strain is 30% sativa and 70% indica. However, some sources indicate different parentage, with Black Cherry Maduro and Moxie Dawg also cited as parent strains, suggesting potential regional genetic variations under the same name. The strain is characterized by its distinctive cherry-forward flavor profile and relaxing effects, making it a standout in the contemporary dessert hybrid category alongside other popular strains like Gelato and Zkittlez crosses. This bud has conical and fluffy, forest green nugs with lots of thin amber hairs, deep purple undertones and a frosty coating of chunky, amber-white trichomes. The strain's appeal lies in its balance of potent effects and approachable flavor profile, making it suitable for both novice and experienced users seeking relaxation without immediate sedation.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for stress and anxiety relief
- Users report muscle tension relief
- May help with tension headaches
- Reported benefits for chronic fatigue
- Users report help with muscle spasms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
The Chilled Cherries strain thrives in temperate environments, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Its ideal growth conditions allow it to reach impressive heights of 5 to 8 feet, whether grown indoors or outdoors. When grown indoors, growers can expect yields of 300 to 550 grams per plant. Outdoor cultivators may experience higher yields, ranging from 301 to 550 grams per plant. The flowering time for Chilled Cherries is short, taking around 8 to 9 weeks. For outdoor growers, the harvest period falls in October. The strain is considered relatively easy to grow with good resistance to common issues, making it suitable for both novice and experienced cultivators. Indoor plants remain manageable in height while still producing substantial yields.