- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Trop Cherry Hash is a feminized creation from Bask Triangle Farms, a seed bank renowned for its terpene-focused breeding work. With an indica-leaning hybrid profile, this variety merges two standout genetics to deliver a well-rounded package: vibrant aromatics, abundant resin production, and a balanced effect that blends cerebral uplift with physical relaxation. Genetics: Tropicana Cherries x Hash BurgerTrop Cherry Hash stems from the combination of Tropicana Cherries and Hash Burger.
Tropicana Cherries contributes its unmistakable burst of sour cherry and zesty citrus—an intensely fruity profile that has earned it a top place among modern connoisseur strains. Hash Burger adds density, structure, and a distinctive gassy, hash-forward backbone that gives this cross its depth and name.
The result is a stable feminized hybrid with minor phenotypic variations depending on the dominance of the Tropicana side, yet consistent overall in quality, resin output, and aromatic character. Cultivation: resin-driven and quality-orientedIndoors, Trop Cherry Hash flowers in approximately 8 to 9 weeks. Depending on phenotype, maturation speed may vary slightly. Plants remain compact and well-branched, responding particularly well to SCROG setups. Strong lighting, balanced feeding, and proper airflow help maximize both yield and terpene expression.
Trichome development begins as early as week 6, allowing growers to fine-tune harvest timing based on the desired effect or extraction goals. A thorough root flush at the end of flowering can enhance the clarity of its hashy, gassy notes. Keeping temperatures moderate during late bloom helps preserve the sour citrus and cherry nuances.
Difficulty is rated low to medium, making it suitable for growers with some basic experience. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, harvest typically falls in early October. Plants grow vigorously with solid branching and produce visually striking flowers, especially in temperate climates. Thanks to its heavy