Forbidden Fruit

This Forbidden Fruit flower carries an AAAA+ grade, with buds that run medium to large and a sweet, fruity aroma of grape and berries. It is labelled indica-dominant.

Cherry Pie crossed with Tangie

The lineage is Cherry Pie x Tangie, the same cross that Leafly and AllBud give for the strain. Leafly also knows it as Purple Obeah, files it under indica, and lists Italian Ice and Forbidden Z among its children. AllBud’s split is 70% indica to 30% sativa, which it calls an indica dominant hybrid.

Deep purple tones or dark forest green

Leafly describes dense buds with deep purple tones against dark green leaves and fine orange hairs. AllBud’s version is dense, pebble-shaped nuggets in dark forest green, with few orange hairs and a heavy frosting of minty-green crystals.

Letter grades like AAAA+ are shorthand Canadian sellers use for quality tiers; no official standard defines them.

Cherry, tropical fruit and lemon

Leafly says the terpene mix pairs Cherry Pie’s musky, sweet cherry side with Tangie’s strong tropical notes, plus hints of pine, mango and passionfruit, and its flavour tags are grapefruit, tree fruit and tropical. AllBud describes a fruity-sweet, lemony flavour accented by sweet berries and pine, and a very sweet aroma with a pine overtone, lemony berries and earth.

Myrcene is the dominant terpene on Leafly’s chart, ahead of caryophyllene and limonene. Our guide to limonene covers the third of them.

Reported THC and effects

On Leafly’s strain page, THC is around 15% and CBD 0%; AllBud gives 23% to 26%. Leafly’s reviewers mention relaxed and tingly most, and Leafly describes the effects as landing between the eyes first, then settling into the body. AllBud describes an uplifted, euphoric head high and a happy, content mood, followed by a strong body stone. Leafly users rate the strain 4.6 from 1,021 ratings, and AllBud users 4.7 from 101 votes.

Even Leafly’s 15% is above the 10% THC mark that Health Canada uses for lower-risk smoking, where a first try is 1 or 2 puffs. Our guide to strain type labels covers what indica-dominant means.