First bred by Swamp Boy Seeds by crossing the genetics of the hybrid cannabis strain, Cherry Pie, and Orange Blossom Trail, it is reviewed by consumers to be a mellow and physically relaxing cannabis strain.

Reviewers describe its indica leaning effects as having the potential to leave them in a dazed and sedative high. They advise novice consumers to start in smaller and more controlled doses when trying Cherry Blossom.

Cherry Blossom produces large and slightly airy, dark, forest green buds, layered in a coating of rich, golden, glandular trichomes and burnt orange pistils. When breaking apart these buds, you’ll be introduced to the fruity, sweet, and earthen scent that Cherry Blossom Kush’s buds emit, which is typically accompanied by a similar sweet and fruity taste, reminiscent of cherries on the inhale, with an earthy and peppery aftertaste on the exhale.

Cherry Blossom regularly test at higher levels of the psychoactive cannabinoid, THC, up to 28% in some batches, making it popular among users looking to alleviate symptoms of PTSD, depression, stress, and mild headaches, according to consumers who’ve had a chance to try this strain.

Above all else, you’ll feel happy and calm, with even the most stressed out people gaining the ability to just chill out for a while. This sense of relaxation can get too intense for newer users, so proceed with caution.