Huckleberry Pepper:

When looking at both of the parents in this cross one might wonder how we came up with ‘Huckleberry Pepper’ as the name, but to put it simply, we’re just calling it like we see smell it.

The plants that grow from these seeds are strong and sturdy and surprisingly uniform in structure and appearance. Buds are reddish or purple in color, large, and more or less smelled like ground black pepper and berries. FRom the ones we grew you could tell that most of the DNA was inherited from the Huckleberry Soda side, but there was one phenotype that leaned towards the Pineapple Pomegranate F3 that had a superb, sweet, pink bubblegum aroma, and a different look or vibe to it. We are certain there are other phenos to find too. The keeper plant for us was a plant that looked almost identical to Black Cherry Soda. Of all the crosses we’ve made using Huckleberry Soda, few plants actually come out looking like BCS, but we have to say this is one of the closest. It’s short in stature, has giant buds, and the perfume is notable, comprised of red skittles, berries, and black pepper. The terpene B-caryophyllene is responsible for the black pepper aroma, which came from Huckleberry Soda, who inherited it from Black Cherry Soda.

Mostly indica

52-58 day flowering time

All pants are uniform in growth structure, and each and every phenotype shows some color. Two phenotypes we found are IDENTICAL to the original Forbidden Fruit in plant growth habit, bud color and structure, plus the overwhelming, unique ‘Tangie’/ cedar/ gremolata aroma. The others seem to have more of a complete terpene profile with added berries, cherries, and cooked meat. Much of this was complimented by our favorite male, Huckleberry Soda, who seems to always let the right traits shine through.

Considering this, we forbid you from searching for ‘Forbidden Fruit’ any longer as your search has come to an end. Forbidden Soda is the real deal, fully tested and trialed, as-close-as-your-gonna-get to Forbidden Fruit from seed!