Genetics:
Forbidden Fruit is a flavorful indica-dominant hybrid with a unique genetic background that combines two legendary cannabis families: Cherry Pie and Tangie. This pairing brings together the sweet, fruity characteristics of classic dessert strains with the bright citrus influence of Tangie, creating a cultivar with a memorable lineage and strong appeal among collectors and cannabis enthusiasts.
The Cherry Pie side of the family tree comes from a cross of Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison. Granddaddy Purple contributes its famous purple lineage and deep indica influence, while Durban Poison adds a classic African sativa heritage that has helped shape many modern hybrids. Together, these genetics create a foundation known for rich flavors, colorful traits, and strong breeding potential.
The other parent, Tangie, is a citrus-forward hybrid created from California Orange and Tangerine Dream. California Orange brings classic old-school citrus genetics, while Tangerine Dream contributes influences from G13, Neville’s A5 Haze, and other Haze-related lines, adding depth and complexity to Tangie’s family tree.
Together, these genetics create Forbidden Fruit, a strain that blends the best of the Cherry Pie, Purple, Haze, and citrus families. Its lineage includes influential genetics such as Granddaddy Purple, Durban Poison, California Orange, Tangerine Dream, G13, and Haze. With a family tree built from some of cannabis’ most recognizable varieties, Forbidden Fruit represents the creativity of modern breeding and remains a favorite among collectors who appreciate unique flavors and heritage genetics.
Terps:
The most commonly found terpene in “Forbidden Fruit,” includes:
1. Limonene, a terp mostly known for its citrusy lemon-lime aroma and potential mood-enhancing effects.
2. Beta-Caryophyllene is a terp that exhibits spicy and peppery notes with potential anti-inflammatory properties.
3. Linalool, known for its floral scent, linalool is associated with potential calming and relaxing effects.
4. Terpinolene, a complex aroma with hints of pine, floral, skunk and herbal notes. It may have potential sedative and relaxing properties.
Please note that terpenes can interact with other compounds in hemp , and their effects can vary depending on the overall chemical profile of your final harvest, and usually based on your specific growing environment and cultivation technique.


