Cherry Pie

Cherry Pie is a tart, fruit-led strain sold exclusively in FVKD’s Diamond Infused Hash Holez line. Here is everything FVKD lists, in one place.

• Flavor words: cherry, tart
• Effect words: calm, mellow, soothing
• Strain type: not labeled by FVKD
• Format: Diamond Infused Hash Holez Pre-Roll, 2g x2
• Cannabinoid: THCA

Outside FVKD, Cherry Pie is a well-known name. General strain references widely name Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison as its parents. FVKD doesn’t publish genetics for its version, so read that as background on the name, not as a claim about this pre-roll. The dessert name, likewise, is tradition rather than a flavor promise.

Despite the dessert name, FVKD’s description points to sour cherry rather than baked sweetness. “Tart” is the operative word: think of the sharp bite of fresh cherries, not a sugary filling.

That makes Cherry Pie the odd one out among FVKD’s cherry strains. Cherry Runtz and Cherry Maui Wowie are both described as sweet, while Cherry Pie is the one that leans sour. If candy profiles tend to cloy for you, that difference matters. Within the six Hash Holez flavors, only Cherry Pie and Blue Raspberry carry the word tart.

Format shapes flavor too. Smoke carries taste differently from vapor, so expect the tart fruit to arrive alongside the toasty character of burning flower and hash rather than on its own.

In a hash hole, a core of hash, meaning concentrated plant resin, runs through the center of the flower. FVKD’s line adds “diamond infused” to the name, a term that refers to crystalline THCA, and the packaging describes the exact build.

Two practical differences follow from that design. Hash holes tend to burn more slowly than plain joints and can go out between puffs, and a concentrate core makes pacing more important. Our hash holez explainer covers lighting and relighting, and Hash Holez vs Naked Holez compares FVKD’s two pre-roll styles.

FVKD describes Cherry Pie as calm, mellow and soothing. All three words point in the same unhurried direction, with no uplifting or energy language mixed in.

Take those as the brand’s positioning rather than an outcome. Effects vary from person to person, and with a concentrate-infused pre-roll they also depend heavily on how much you smoke and how quickly. THCA, short for tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, converts to delta-9 THC when lit, so a slow pace with pauses between puffs is the sensible approach, especially if infused pre-rolls are new to you. Only smoke where it’s permitted, and don’t drive afterward.

Cherry Pie carries no indica, sativa or hybrid label from FVKD, and we leave it that way rather than borrow a classification from elsewhere.

You’ll often see Cherry Pie called an indica-leaning hybrid in general strain culture, and its calm wording would fit that reputation. Still, it isn’t FVKD’s label. If strain type guides your shopping, the indica and hybrid pages list what FVKD has actually classified, and the indica vs sativa vs hybrid guide explains the limits of the system.

Cherry Pie is available in one product: the FVKD Cherry Pie Diamond Infused Hash Holez Pre-Roll 2g x2, made with THCA.

Per unit, you pay $2.00 less than on the brand site. Stock updates throughout the day; the product page shows current availability.

See the other five flavors in FVKD Diamond Infused Hash Holez Pre-Rolls, or the full FVKD pre-rolls range, which also includes Naked Holez in THCA and THCP.

Cherry Pie is for smokers who like fruit with an edge and prefer an unhurried session. If you usually reach for sweet or candy flavors, it will read noticeably sharper; if tart fruit is your thing, it’s the most direct match among FVKD’s pre-rolls.

Experience matters with infused pre-rolls. People who already smoke hash holes or concentrate-infused joints will know to pace themselves, while newcomers should take a few light puffs, set it down and wait. A hash hole can be relit later, so there’s no reason to finish one in a single sitting.

A single is the sensible first purchase. The 10-pack suits buyers who already know they like the flavor and would rather check out less often.

The nearest matches share Cherry Pie’s Hash Holez format and either its relaxed effect words or its tart edge.

1. Purple Punch: the indica-labeled Hash Holez flavor, also described as calm, soothing and mellow, but grape-leaning and candy-sweet rather than tart.
2. Strawberry Kush Cake: a creamy, cake-style dessert profile that FVKD also calls calm.
3. Blue Raspberry: the other tart fruit in the line, paired with sweetness and an energy effect word instead of calm.

There’s a family connection worth knowing about, too: Forbidden Fruit is widely listed as a Cherry Pie cross, and FVKD sells it as a live rosin disposable. Explore more in the strain library.