Cherry Pie Auto pairs the fruity and moreish tastes of Cherry Pie with the speed of her ruderalis parent. Discover the key traits of this descendant of Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison below.

Cherry Pie Auto has an impressive family tree. As the autoflowering version of the terpene-packed Cherry Pie, this strain has close links to both Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison. These ancestors occupy opposite ends of the indica-sativa spectrum, meaning Cherry Pie Auto features a balanced genetic profile. The zingy and cerebral qualities of Durban Poison—a pure South African sativa—and the fruity terpenes of Granddaddy Purple both shine through in their fast-growing successor.

Cherry Pie Auto shares many of the effects and flavours of the original cultivar. Her moderate THC content of 19% drives a mentally uplifting yet physically relaxing experience. These contrasting but complementary effects make Cherry Pie Auto an excellent choice for any time of the day; fire up a bowl before knuckling down for work, or hit a joint shortly before bed to clear your head and relax. Alongside her pleasant effects, this cultivar also serves up complex tastes of blueberry, fruit, and candy.

Cherry Pie Auto grows relatively large for an auto, which equates to big yields. Indoor plants peak at 100cm and produce up to 450g/m², ready to harvest in as little as nine weeks after shoots emerge from the soil. Outdoors, plants grow to 150cm and offer a return of 90–175g/plant.