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Price range: $65.00 through $240.00
Cherry Bomb strain is a sweet, berry-scented hybrid with a name shared by several different cuts, and the seed line we stock is the indica leaning Big Bomb cross known for heavy colas and leaves that turn cherry red in late bloom. It tests 17% to 24% THC, flowers in 8 to 9 weeks and grows to roughly 100 to 130 cm indoors. Our Cherry Bomb feminized seeds are already in Canada and ship from Vancouver, BC to every province in 3 to 7 business days.
| Pack Size | Price | Quantity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 Seeds | $65.00 | ||
| 10 Seeds | $120.00 | ||
| 25 Seeds | $240.00 |
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| Genetics | Big Bomb x a fruity cherry mother (seed line); other cuts share the name |
|---|---|
| Type | Hybrid (about 60/40 indica leaning) |
| THC | 17%–24% |
| CBD | Under 1% |
| Flowering time | 8–9 weeks (56 to 63 days), some phenotypes to 10 |
| Outdoor harvest | Late September to early October |
| Height indoor / outdoor | 100–130 cm / 150–220 cm |
| Yield indoor / outdoor | 500–600 g/m² / 500–800 g per plant |
| Difficulty | Easy to moderate |
| Climate | Temperate; colours red and purple with cool nights |
| Best for | Cherry flavour, afternoon and early evening use, heavy colas |
Cherry Bomb Feminized at a glance: Cherry Bomb is a 60/40 indica leaning hybrid that flowers in 8 to 9 weeks, tests 17% to 24% THC and yields 500 to 600 g/m² of thick, sticky colas with a sugared cherry and summer berry nose over a light skunk base.
Search Cherry Bomb in Canada and you will find pre-rolls on provincial store shelves, an old Hawaiian line, and a seed strain, all wearing the same name. That matters when you are planning a garden, because they do not grow the same way. The seeds we sell are the indica leaning seed line described on this page, stocked in our Vancouver, BC seed bank and shipped inside Canada in 3 to 7 business days in plain packaging. Each batch is viability tested, covered by our 80% germination guarantee, and the 10 and 25 seed packs are buy one get one free.
Cherry Bomb strain is one of those names that has been used more than once. The seed line most growers buy today comes from Big Bomb, a heavy, fast Skunk-family indica, crossed with a fruit-forward mother selected for her cherry aroma; the result is an indica leaning hybrid with fat colas and a sweet nose. An older Hawaiian-descended Cherry Bomb, sativa leaning and more head-focused, circulated decades ago, and a sun-grown sativa dominant flower sold on Canadian legal menus uses the name too.
This page describes the seed line, because that is what you will be growing. If you have tried a Cherry Bomb pre-roll from a provincial store, expect the same cherry candy family of flavours but a calmer, more physical finish from these plants. Being honest about that difference is better than pretending every Cherry Bomb is the same strain.
Cherry Bomb starts bright. A cerebral lift arrives within minutes, with a chatty, upbeat mood and a pleasant sharpening of music and colour. After about forty minutes the indica side eases in and spreads a loose, comfortable warmth through the body without flattening the mind. Most people describe it as relaxed and euphoric at the same time, a combination that makes it popular for late afternoons, cooking or a long walk before dinner.
At 17% to 24% THC it is a mid-strength strain by today’s standards. That is a feature, not a weakness: it is easy to dose, rarely overwhelming, and a good fit for people returning to cannabis after a break.
The jar smells like a bag of cherry candy that has been left in the sun, sugared and slightly tart, with ripe summer berries and a faint musk underneath from the Skunk side. On the inhale the cherry is clear and sweet; on the exhale a soft earthiness and a hint of chestnut come through. Myrcene usually leads the terpene profile, supported by limonene and linalool, which accounts for the fruity, rounded character rather than a sharp citrus bite.
The buds are long and thick, stacking along the main colas, with light green calyxes and orange pistils. The fan leaves are the surprise: when nights cool in the last three weeks, many plants turn deep cherry red and purple from the outside in. The colour is most dramatic outdoors in a Canadian September.
Cherry Bomb is one of the easier fruit strains to grow. A three to four week veg from seed gives plants of 100 to 130 cm after a stretch of 1.5 to 2 times. It drinks steadily and takes a moderate feed, and it recovers quickly from topping or a missed watering. Keep the room between 22 and 26 degrees and drop the night temperature to 17 or 18 degrees from week six if you want the red leaves. Most plants finish in 56 to 63 days; the odd phenotype wants 70, so watch the trichomes rather than the calendar. The heavy colas need support from week five, and humidity should stay under 50% to keep botrytis out of the thickest buds.
The common 8 to 9 week phenotypes finish across most of Canada. Gardeners on the BC coast and in the Okanagan can transplant in late May and cut in the final week of September. In southern Ontario and Quebec, a sunny site gives a harvest at the turn of the month, and the strain handles a damp spell better than most dessert hybrids because its buds are long rather than rock-hard. Maritime growers should pick the warmest, most wind-sheltered corner they have and expect early October. On the Prairies, start indoors in April, transplant once the soil warms, and stake plants well; Chinook winds and late summer storms will test those heavy colas. For extra planning help, the best outdoor seeds for Canada guide explains how flowering time maps to each region.
Top once, then spread the branches with soft ties. Cherry Bomb naturally builds a strong central cola, and training turns that into eight or more evenly lit tops. Stake or net every main branch by mid flower outdoors, because a summer storm can fold a heavy branch over in a single night. Remove the small, shaded growth from the lower third at the flip.
The red leaf show can make plants look finished early. Ignore the colour and check trichomes from day 52. Mostly cloudy with a few amber heads gives the brightest, most euphoric version; let it run to 15% amber for a heavier evening finish. Dry for 10 to 12 days at 60% humidity and cure for at least two weeks to bring the cherry candy note back to the front.
Indoors, a trained canopy gives 500 to 600 g/m², and good growers with strong lighting report more. Outdoors, a full-season plant in a large pot or in the ground yields 500 to 800 g dried, with the top end coming from the long BC and southern Ontario summers. The yield is a genuine strength of the Big Bomb parent, and it is unusual to get that weight alongside a fruit flavour this clear. To size up a crop before harvest day, use the method in our yield per plant guide.
Grow Cherry Bomb if you want a heavy, forgiving plant with real cherry flavour, if you prefer mid-strength cannabis you can enjoy in the afternoon, or if you garden outdoors and want a strain that turns red as the maples do. It is a good second grow and a perfectly reasonable first one.
Pick something else if you want the highest THC numbers available, if you are looking for a pure sativa high like the old Hawaiian line, or if you have a very short tent, since the stretch can be strong.
Cherry Punch is sweeter and more sedating, with more of a dessert feel. Cherry Cookies brings cookie dough and more frost to the cherry, on a smaller plant. Black Cherry Gelato is the darker, creamier, more potent option for evenings. Cherry Pie is the classic reference point for cherry flavour with more balance. Among our hybrid feminized seeds, Cherry Bomb is the cherry strain that brings weight without a difficult grow.
The Cherry Bomb seed line is an indica leaning hybrid, around 60% indica and 40% sativa. Other products sold as Cherry Bomb, including some legal pre-rolls and an older Hawaiian line, lean sativa instead. Our seeds start with a cheerful head lift and finish with a relaxed body feel.
Cherry Bomb usually tests between 17% and 24% THC, with CBD under 1%. That makes it a mid to strong strain by modern standards, easier to dose than the 30% dessert hybrids. Sativa dominant flower sold under the same name can test higher, so compare the label if you are matching a product you have tried.
Cherry Bomb tastes like sugared cherry candy with ripe berries on the inhale and a soft, earthy, slightly nutty finish. A faint skunk note sits underneath from its Big Bomb parent. The flavour is strongest after a slow dry and two or more weeks of cure.
Most Cherry Bomb plants finish in 8 to 9 weeks of flower, 56 to 63 days from the switch to 12/12. A few phenotypes run closer to 10 weeks. Outdoors in Canada that means a late September to early October harvest in most regions.
A strain with a confusing name deserves a seed bank that explains it. We stock the indica leaning Cherry Bomb seed line, keep it in our Vancouver, BC seed bank, and ship it inside Canada in 3 to 7 business days in plain packaging, so there is no customs delay and no surprise about what you are growing. Orders over $200 ship free.
Every batch is viability tested before it is packed, and every pack is covered by our 80% germination guarantee. Soak the seeds in a cup of water, move them to a damp paper towel once they sink, and follow the timings in our germination guide; if fewer than 80% sprout, we make it right. The 10 and 25 packs are buy one get one free, and orders over $420 come with 10 free seeds.
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| Pack Size | 5 Seeds, 10 Seeds, 25 Seeds |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Big Bomb x a fruity cherry mother (seed line); other cuts share the name |
| Type | Hybrid (about 60/40 indica leaning) |
| THC | 17%–24% |
| CBD | Under 1% |
| Flowering time | 8–9 weeks (56 to 63 days), some phenotypes to 10 |
| Outdoor harvest | Late September to early October |
| Height indoor / outdoor | 100–130 cm / 150–220 cm |
| Yield indoor / outdoor | 500–600 g/m² / 500–800 g per plant |
| Difficulty | Easy to moderate |
| Climate | Temperate; colours red and purple with cool nights |
| Best for | Cherry flavour, afternoon and early evening use, heavy colas |
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