Cherry Thai

A Thai Landrace Line, Thinly Documented

Cherry Thai is described as a Thai landrace-dominant plant that has been lightly worked with indica or hybrid genetics, with Afghani or Skunk influence suggested but not established. We found no breeder record and no lab data specific to it.

It matters mainly as an ancestor. Leafly gives Cherry OG as a cross believed to involve Cherry Thai, Afghani and Lost Coast OG, and Cherry Thai appears in the lineage of several other cherry-named plants.

It Is Not Part of the Cherry Pie Family

Most modern cherry strains trace to Cherry Pie, which is Durban Poison crossed with Granddaddy Purple. Cherry Thai is a separate line, and a shared word in the name is not a shared parent. This is worth checking before assuming two cherry strains are related.

Potency

Descriptions put it in the mid-to-high teens, with modern selections occasionally above 20%. Those are enthusiast reports rather than measurements, and a landrace-derived sativa sitting below the modern average is what the figure implies.

What We Could Not Find

No breeder, no verified terpene profile, no grow data we would stand behind. The limonene and myrcene noted above come from a description of what Cherry Thai is said to contribute to its descendants, not from a test of the plant itself.

Why This Page Exists

Three strains we publish name Cherry Thai as a parent: Cherry AK-47, Cherry Bomb and Cherry OG.