Cherry Wine is one of the most popular CBD hemp flower strains. It has one of the highest CBD content compared to most strains available due to its parents. Cherry Wine is a hybrid with The Wife x Charlotte’s Cherries. Users praise it for its balanced properties and unique look to it. The terpenes of Cherry Wine are highly potent. You can buy Cherry Wine in any dispensary, online store, or wholesaler.
Cherry Wine Description
Cherry Wine hemp flower is a balanced flower when it comes to taste, smell, and effects. The first thing most people notice about this strain is its uniqueness and its appearance.
Genetics:
Cherry Wine is a hybrid strain that crosses with The Wife and Charlotte’s Cherries. It has 50% Indica with 50% Sativa.
What Does Cherry Wine Look Like?
When grown and cared for properly, it has moderately dense buds. They are fluffy and have a mixture of orange and green hair colors. The buds contain little or no seeds making it a great choice for those that don’t prefer seeds in their flowers. It also has sticky crystals on the buds exhibiting a balanced cannabinoid profile.
What Does It Smell and Taste Like?
The first thing you’ll notice is the sweet cherry scent with a black pepper and cheese smell. The high terpene profile gives it a fresh smell. Cherry Wine has a combination taste of citrus, berries, wood, and chocolate.
Cherry Wine Effects
Most users report several effects. Users report feeling relaxed, happy, euphoric and uplifted. It helps with stress, pain, depression, and anxiety. Some side effects of Cherry wine are dry eyes and dry mouth.
What is the Cannabinoid and THC Profile?
The THC profile in Cherry Wine is 0.3% THC. It has 12-17% CBD which is higher than the average CBD strain. It also contains 1% of CBG.
What is the Terpene Profile?
- Cherry Wine has a high Terpene profile.
It contains
- Farnesene,
- Geranyl acetate
- Limonene
- Myrcene
- Linalool
- B-caryophyllene.
Farnesene is a chemical compound found in many plants. It’s on the skin of apples, potatoes, turmeric, and hops. It has anti-bacterial, antifungal, and sedative properties. This particular terpene helps prevent tooth decay, promote a healthy digestive system, and reduce stress and anxiety. This compound is the highest of the other terpenes found in Cherry Wine.
Geranyl acetate is commonly found in lemongrass, carrots, and citronella. It has anti-inflammatory properties, antimicrobial, and antifungal. These aid in the reduction of stress, anxiety, pain, and insomnia. Geranyl acetate also adds to the flavor of a strain.
Limonene is a chemical compound that’s found in citrus fruits. Limonene is known for preventing cancer, aid in weight loss, and treating bronchitis. This compound helps reduce cell damage, has anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It’s also responsible for the smell of a strain.
Myrcene is found in many cannabis strains, mostly Sativa-rich hemp. It contains health benefits like sedative effects, anti-inflammatory properties, antibiotics, and is an analgesic. It has a musky/fruity scent.
Linalool is one of the most common terpenes. It aids in pain relief, depression, and anxiety. Linalool has anti-inflammatory properties, anti-epileptic properties, and sedative properties.
B-caryophyllene is found in most cannabis strains. It’s known to treat pain, anxiety, spasms, depression, and alcoholism. Research shows this compound decreases plaque buildup and decreases seizures.
Impurities
All impurities in Cherry Wine are not created equal. Some places you buy from may do 3rd party lab testing to make sure it doesn’t contain any toxins, pesticides, or heavy metals. Others may not have reports available and should be used with caution.
FAQs
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What Are Hemp Clones?
Cloning is the modern method of cultivating hemp. A plant is taken from the “mother” hemp plant. Over time, it grows an independent root system. The clone plant becomes a copy of the plant you took from. Cherry Wine is ideal for those that want to grow clones outdoors. Cherry Wine clones will give stimulating effects without the jitters.
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Will Cherry Wine Appear in a Drug Test?
CBD levels will not show positively in drug tests. However, if someone is tested for THC, there’s no guarantee it won’t show a positive. This is because some tests have a lower detection threshold and there’s no way to prove if the THC is there from hemp or marijuana.
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What Are Cherry Wine CBD Cartridges?
Cherry Wine cartridges aren’t THC free. They Contain 2.5% THC and over 64% CBD. Cartridges are for your vape pen and are replaceable.
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How to Get Cherry Wine CBD Hemp Flower Near Me?
There are many places both in-person and online to buy the Cherry Wine strain. Dispensaries sell a variety of strains including Cherry Wine. Online or wholesale shops will sell samples for you to try before you buy a large amount.
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What Is Cherry Wine CBD Pre-Roll?
A pre-roll is a joint or blunt that’s prepared before you consume. Many dispensaries sell them if you don’t want to roll them yourself. Cherry Wine pre-rolls don’t contain more than 0.3% THC and contain at least 10% of CBD or higher.