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Cherry Lime Reserve Cannabis Seeds Feminized

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Cherry Lime Reserve Cannabis Seeds Feminized

Cherry Lime Reserve, bred by Atlas Seeds from genetics sourced from Ron Herrington of Gold Hat Seeds, is a feminized, perfectly balanced hybrid (50% Sativa / 50% Indica) bred from Cherry Pie × Black Lime Reserve. It tests at 20–28% THC, flowers in 63+ days, and produces high yields with excellent mold resistance, typically harvesting outdoors in September. It suits indoor, greenhouse, or outdoor cultivation. Reported effects are strong — a euphoric cerebral uplift paired with a relaxing body buzz.


Genetics: Cherry Pie × Black Lime Reserve

Cherry Pie is a heavy-yielding strain cherished for decades, contributing sweet cherry flavor and generous bud production.

Black Lime Reserve traces back to 2014, when Ron Herrington received it as a gift from a Dutch Passion breeder. Known for its loud lime terpenes and ease of cultivation, it placed second at the Emerald Cup in 2014.


Cherry Lime Reserve Strain Details

DetailInfo
SexFeminized
BreederAtlas Seeds (genetics via Ron Herrington, Gold Hat Seeds)
Strain GeneticsCherry Pie × Black Lime Reserve
Variety50% Sativa / 50% Indica
Flowering TypePhotoperiod
Flowering Time63+ days
Where to GrowIndoor / Greenhouse / Outdoor
Harvest MonthSeptember
Mold ResistanceExcellent
THC~20–28%
YieldHigh

Appearance

Dense, resin-coated buds with vibrant green and purple hues, covered in frosty trichomes.


Flavor & Aroma

A bold cherry and lime terpene profile — sweet and citrusy, creating a refreshing, flavorful experience.


Effects

Commonly reported: euphoric, cerebral, relaxing. Typically described as an uplifting mental effect paired with a relaxing body buzz — the best of both Sativa and Indica character in one balanced experience.

At 20–28% THC, this can be a very potent strain — new or lower-tolerance consumers should start with a small dose. Effects vary by person and dose. Not medical advice.


Reported Uses

Some users report the balanced profile as supportive for stress, general aches, or occasional anxiety. This reflects general reported use, not medical advice or a treatment claim for any diagnosed condition — consult a healthcare provider before using cannabis for anxiety, chronic pain, or any other medical condition.


Growing Conditions & Tips

  • Indoor/Greenhouse: Consistent temperature and humidity support healthy growth and resin production; proper airflow helps prevent mold and mildew.
  • Outdoor: Excellent mold resistance makes it a reliable choice across various climates, including humid or unpredictable conditions.
  • Nutrients: A balanced regimen tailored to growth stages, with emphasis on boosting terpene and resin production during flowering; monitor pH regularly.
  • Training: LST maximizes light penetration and improves yield; prune lower branches and excess foliage to direct energy toward main colas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cherry Lime Reserve? A feminized, perfectly balanced hybrid (50/50) bred by Atlas Seeds from Cherry Pie × Black Lime Reserve, known for its cherry-lime flavor and strong, balanced high.

How much THC does it have? A high 20–28% THC.

How long does it take to flower? 63+ days; outdoors it typically harvests in September.

What's the yield? High, with excellent mold resistance.

What does it taste like? Sweet cherry and citrusy lime.


Legal Disclaimer

Cannabis laws differ by location. Buyers must know and follow all local, provincial/state, and federal laws before buying, holding, germinating, or growing cannabis seeds. These products are for adults 18+ (or as required by law) only where legal. We do not support or promote illegal activity. THC, flowering time, flavor, effects, and yield figures are estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on the plant, climate, growing setup, and grower experience.

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  • Model: Atlas Seed
  • Manufacturer: Atlas Seed

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