NOS – Frozen black cherries

Description

Genetics and Potency

• Genetics: Frozen Black Cherry is a cross of Pacific Frost and Blackberry Moonrocks. Some sources also mention Black Cherry Gelato x Frozen Margy, but the Blackberry Moonrocks x Pacific Frost cross seems to be the most common.
• THC Content: This is a high-THC strain, with levels often reported to be between 31% and 36%. This makes it one of the more potent strains available.
• Dominance: It is typically an indica-dominant hybrid, with a ratio of approximately 80% indica to 20% sativa. There is also an autoflowering version available from Anesia Seeds.

Appearance, Flavor, and Aroma

• Appearance: The buds are visually striking, with dark green and purple hues covered in a thick, frosty layer of resinous trichomes, which gives the strain its “frozen” name.
• Flavor and Aroma: The terpene profile is described as a complex and enticing mix of sweet, juicy cherries and red berries, with a hint of sourness, and sometimes notes of grapes and earthy undertones.

Effects

• The effects are described as potent and long-lasting, often with a “trippy” or psychedelic component.
• It provides a strong, initial euphoric and uplifting high that can enhance music and sensory experiences.
• This is followed by a deep physical and mental relaxation, making it a good choice for evening use or for unwinding.
• Medically, it is often sought after for relief from stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and insomnia.

Cultivation

• Type: Available as feminized photoperiod seeds and feminized autoflowering seeds.
• Flowering Time:
  • Indoors: 8-9 weeks.
  • Outdoors: Harvest is typically in late September or early October.
• Yield:
  • Indoors: Up to 500-600 g/m².
  • Outdoors: Up to 1000 g per plant.
• Plant Characteristics: It is a medium-height plant indoors but can grow much taller outdoors. It has a bushy structure, and defoliation is recommended to allow light to penetrate to the lower branches. The plant is known for its heavy resin production, which starts early in the flowering phase.