Forbidden Fruit Cake

Forbidden Fruit Cake: A Sweet, Fruity, and THC-Loaded Indica

Forbidden Fruit Cake is a feminized, indica-dominant hybrid. A cross between Wedding Cake (also known as Pink Cookies) and Forbidden Fruit, Forbidden Fruit Cake delivers a strong, relaxing body stone combined with a long-lasting euphoria.

Aroma, Flavour, and Effects of Forbidden Fruit Cake: Strong Physical Relaxation And A Cerebral High

The aromatics and flavours of this strain are true to its name; a fresh bag of well-cured Forbidden Fruit Cake buds will fill the room with a complex aroma of fresh berries mixed with the smell of spicy Kush and hints of sweet baked goods. Its flavour, on the other hand, is predominantly sweet, citrusy, and slightly spicy. Forbidden Fruit Cake regularly produces between 24 and 27% of THC and high concentrations of the terpenes limonene, caryophyllene, and myrcene. Its effects, as a result, are physically relaxing, tinged with an almost-psychedelic euphoria.

Due to its potency and strong effects, Forbidden Fruit Cake is best enjoyed in the evenings, on the weekends, or on vacation, when you can kick back, relax, and embrace the long-lasting stone. Keep in mind that, in larger doses, Forbidden Fruit Cake can produce a heavy couch-lock.

Growing Forbidden Fruit Cake: Expect Short, Fast-Flowering Plants

This strain typically grows well both indoors and outside. It vegetates and flowers fairly rapidly thanks to its indica dominance, and therefore benefits from plenty of light and nutrients to fuel growth and development. Forbidden Fruit Cake also responds well to pruning and defoliation, which helps thin out the thick canopy and improves light penetration. More high-stress techniques like Topping and Lollipopping can also be performed.

The stature of Forbidden Fruit is very typical of a great indica strain. Indoors, this cultivar stays short and compact, lending itself well to Sea Of Green or ScrOG grow methods, and is capable of delivering harvests of up to 500g/m². Outdoors, however, these plants can tower over other strains and produce 700–850g/plant.