Camp Peary Cherry
4/20 release
Lineage: G13 Airborne cut x Reversed Cherry AK
Flowering: 63-68 Days
Height: Medium
Yield: 1.75-2.0lbs/kW
Smell/Taste: strong hash, earthy, pine, floral cherry blossom
Description:
Keeping with our G13 kick, we reversed our old school Cherry AK to pollinate the airborne cut. Hence the Camp Peary Cherry name as Camp Peary is the CIA’s training facility.
All of the phenos were stellar, but this one really stood out. This pheno brings all of the G13 airborne K.O. Punch with an uppy cherry tone from the old school Cherry AK.
This keeper kept strong to its G13 roots allowing enough of that old school cherry AK to add her uppy euphoric feeling and a good solid cherry background to the smell and flavor.
This plant will get as large as you’ll let her growing with large side branches that rival for main cola status. Medium sized plants, bushing out with topping and creating a large yield. She can take a hefty feeding as well. She will happily grow 8-9 main colas of maximum density. She’s a greenhouse growers dream plant. Indoors she’s equally as impressive but know going into it she’s going to need lateral space once you initiate 12/12. She’ll happily take an entire Gavita 1700E 600 watt to herself and you’ll be pleasantly rewarded.
This is probably the best interpretation of a cherry forward strain outside of cherry pie Kush. This is going to be a nighttime smoke even though the AK brings an uppy euphoric feeling the G13 keeps your mental status in the clouds and relaxes the body entirely. After the initial uppy jolt wears off it’s very much so like G13. Couchlock, your mind can let go of the day and relax while your body melts into the sofa. Not a care in the world, euphoric and total body relaxant.
This strain is G13 heavy but the smell and flavor is unique in that it’s an earthy, hash (dry sieve), pinesol and cherry blossom with fresh cherry. This pheno allows all of the dominant notes from both parents come through. We’ve grown her indoors under CMH, DE HPS and gavita 1700E lights. She does great under all indoor lights and in any system (undercurrent, drip drain to waste, recirculating drip and ebb & flow buckets) thought she really like LEDs for flowering.
Outdoors she’s an absolute monster in size. She can handle lower temps of late September early October but she thrives in temperate climates. She will grow 7’-8’ outdoors and be 10x10 diameter in a hoop house. With the density the flowers get you want to make sure she doesn’t get rained on late in flower.
This is a greenhouse growers dream. Not too tall, not too short, extremely wide and very chunky flowers.
