Experience Ultimate Temptation with Forbidden Fruit by Royal Queen Seeds

Forbidden Fruit is a masterfully crafted cross that tantalizes the senses, born from the genetic perfection of Cherry Pie and Tangie. This 70% indica-dominant hybrid blends the best of the American West Coast with a touch of Dutch tradition. With its impressive lineage, you are bringing home a robust plant known for its unparalleled resin production and deep purple accents.

Aroma & Effect

The Forbidden Fruit experience begins with a complex bouquet of tropical fruit, fresh citrus, and sweet berries, beautifully balanced by earthy undertones and a hint of pine. Once consumed, you are swept away by a wave of euphoria and mental clarity that gradually transitions into deep, physical relaxation. It is the perfect companion for a lazy afternoon or a chill evening with friends, where you can enjoy a carefree and happy vibe that leaves you completely at peace.

Growth Characteristics & Yield

For the grower, Forbidden Fruit is a true delight thanks to its vigorous growth and excellent resistance to challenging conditions. Indoors, it remains very manageable with a height of 80 to 120 cm, delivering a generous yield of up to 500g/m² of compact, colorful buds after a flowering time of 8 to 10 weeks. If grown outdoors, it can transform into a beautiful bush reaching 160 cm, ready for harvest by early October with an impressive yield of up to 550 grams per plant.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Lineage: Cherry Pie x Tangie
• Genetics: 70% Indica / 30% Sativa
• THC: 24%
• CBD: Low
• Yield: 450 - 500 g/m² (Indoor) / 500 - 550 g/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 80 - 120 cm (Indoor) / 120 - 160 cm (Outdoor)
• Flowering Time: 55 - 65 days
• Harvest Month: Early October
• Effect: Euphoric, physically relaxing, calming, stimulating
• Flavor: Earthy, citrus, pine, fruity, candy

Pro Grow Tips

To fully bring out the stunning colors and unique terpene profile of Forbidden Fruit, I recommend slightly lowering the night temperature during the final weeks of flowering. This stimulates the production of anthocyanins, which create those characteristic purple hues in the buds. Because she stays relatively short but can grow wide, she is exceptionally well-suited for a ScrOG (Screen of Green) setup, ensuring light is evenly distributed across all bud sites for maximum yield.