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Cherry Poppers by Barney’s Farm Seeds is a high-powered 60% sativa hybrid with mind-blowing 31% THC and a mouthwatering blend of sweet cherry, candy, and citrus flavors.
Expect massive indoor yields up to 650g/m² (23 oz/㎡) and outdoor giants producing up to 2000g (70 oz) per plant.
Perfect for those seeking a creative, focused high with just the right touch of relaxation.
Cherry Poppers Strain Info
Meet Cherry Poppers, a high-powered hybrid from Barney’s Farm Seeds that’s here to shake things up.
With a bold 60% sativa dominance, this strain is a perfect fusion of Lemon Kush and Cherry Zkittlez, bringing together two legendary genetics into one irresistible package.
And if you’re chasing potency, get ready—THC levels hit an insane 31%, making it a serious contender for anyone looking for a top-tier experience.
The buds tell the story of their powerful lineage.
They stretch out with that classic sativa structure, forming elongated, resin-coated colas that gleam under the light.
The trichome production is next-level, giving the flowers a frosty, almost crystalline appearance that hints at the sheer potency locked inside.
What’s more, the calyx-to-leaf ratio is just right, making trimming a breeze when harvest time rolls around.
Flowering Time & Yield
If you’re growing indoors, Cherry Poppers reaches a manageable height of 100-120cm (3.2-3.9 ft), making it ideal for most setups.
With optimal conditions, you can pull up to 650g/m² (23 oz/㎡) of top-shelf buds in just 60-65 days of flowering.
Take it outdoors, and this beast stretches up to 200cm (6.5 ft), unleashing its full potential with monster yields of up to 2000g (70 oz) per plant.
Outdoor harvests land between the first and second week of October, letting the plant fully express its insane terpene profile before the chop.
Effects and Aroma
One hit of Cherry Poppers, and it’s game on.
The high kicks off with a rush of creative energy, sharpening focus and keeping you alert without sending your mind into overdrive.
Conversations flow effortlessly, making this strain a go-to for social settings where you want to be engaged and talkative.
But just when you think you’re riding a pure sativa wave, the subtle indica influence creeps in, bringing a sense of calm that keeps everything perfectly balanced.
And let’s talk about that terpene profile.
Sweet cherry and candy notes lead the way, teasing your senses with a mouthwatering aroma.
Hints of spicy berries dance in the background, while a smooth, creamy undertone ties everything together.
The flavor is just as decadent, with bold citrus accents adding an extra layer of complexity to every hit.
If you’re looking for a strain that delivers massive potency, insane bag appeal, and a truly unforgettable flavor, Cherry Poppers is ready to take center stage.
Get your hands on these feminized cannabis seeds today and experience what top-shelf breeding is all about!
Growing Tips & Our Take
If you're planning to grow Cherry Poppers, you're in for a rewarding experience.
This strain thrives in a warm, Mediterranean-like climate, where plenty of sunshine helps it reach its full potential.
It also handles controlled indoor environments exceptionally well, especially with a well-optimized lighting setup.
One of the things we love about this strain is how resilient it is.
It shows great resistance to pests and common diseases, making it a solid choice for growers who don’t want to constantly battle mold or bugs.
That being said, its dense resin production means keeping humidity levels in check is a smart move, especially during flowering.
In terms of training, this strain responds well to topping, LST, and SCROG, helping maximize yields and improve light penetration.
We’d say Cherry Poppers lands in the moderate difficulty range for cultivation, making it a great pick for growers with some experience under their belt.
But even if you’re new to growing, with some careful attention and the right environment, you can still pull an impressive harvest.
What really stands out to us is the balance this strain offers—it's not just about potency, it's about quality and character.
From the stunning frosted buds to the insane terpene profile, this strain is proof that top-tier breeding makes all the difference.
Cherry Poppers Strain Characteristics
- Type: Feminized
- Genetics: Lemon Kush x Cherry Zkittlez
- Sativa %: 60%
- Indica %: 40%
- THC Content: Up to 31%
- Flowering Time: 60-65 days
- Indoor Height: 100-120cm (3.2-3.9 ft)
- Indoor Yield: Up to 650g/m² (23 oz/㎡)
- Outdoor Height: Up to 200cm (6.5 ft)
- Outdoor Yield: Up to 2000g (70 oz) per plant
- Harvest Time (Outdoor): 1st-2nd week of October
- Climate: Warm, Mediterranean, or controlled indoor environments
- Resistance: High resistance to pests and diseases
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Taste: Sweet cherry, candy, citrus
- Aroma: Cherry, spicy berries, creamy
- Effects: Creative, focused, talkative, calming
Cherry Poppers FAQ
Is Cherry Poppers sativa or indica?
Cherry Poppers is a 60% sativa / 40% indica hybrid, offering a balanced mix of effects.
Sativa strains are known for their uplifting, energetic highs, making them great for daytime use, creativity, and social interactions.
Indica strains, on the other hand, are more associated with relaxation, body-heavy effects, and nighttime use.
With Cherry Poppers, you get the best of both worlds—a clear-headed, creative high with just enough indica influence to keep things smooth and balanced.
How long does Cherry Poppers take to flower?
Cherry Poppers has a flowering time of 60-65 days, which is considered moderate for a hybrid with this level of potency.
For outdoor growers, harvest time falls in the first or second week of October.
What kind of yields can I expect?
Indoor growers can expect up to 650g/m² (23 oz/㎡) with the right conditions and training techniques.
Outdoor plants grow much larger and can produce up to 2000g (70 oz) per plant if properly maintained.
Is Cherry Poppers difficult to grow?
Cherry Poppers falls into the moderate difficulty category.
It’s fairly resilient to pests and diseases, making it a good option for growers with some experience.
However, due to its high trichome production, managing humidity is crucial to prevent mold during flowering.
Does Cherry Poppers respond well to training techniques?
Yes, this strain responds well to topping, LST, and SCROG, which can help maximize light exposure and boost yields.
Strong branch development makes it suitable for different training methods, so growers can shape the plant to fit their grow space.
What climate is best for growing Cherry Poppers?
Cherry Poppers thrives in a warm, Mediterranean-style climate with plenty of sunlight.
It also does well in controlled indoor environments where humidity and temperature can be regulated.
Colder or humid regions may require extra precautions to prevent mold due to the strain’s dense resin production.
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