Forbidden Fruit

Forbidden Fruit crosses Cherry Pie with Tangie, joining musky cherry sweetness to loud tropical citrus. Our record labels it an indica. No THC figure is on file, but myrcene leads the terpenes at 0.40%, followed by caryophyllene at 0.17% and limonene at 0.15%.

Flavor tags are fruity, sweet, earthy and sour, and growers add notes of pine, mango and passionfruit candy. Buds are described as dense, with deep purple tones, dark green leaves and wiry orange hairs. Effects on record are tingly, happy and calm, and community reports add relaxed, euphoric and sleepy, with dry mouth, dry eyes and dizziness as the usual side effects.

The physical relaxation is described as arriving between the eyes first and then settling into the body, making it better suited to evenings than to errands. Italian Ice and Canna Country #26 descend from it. Elsewhere the flavor picture is brighter than our sweet-and-earthy tags: citrus, grapefruit and tropical.