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Cherry Blast

Cherry Blast is a sativa-leaning hybrid of Black Cherry Punch and Orange Cookies from Cheers Cannabis, known for a ripe cherry smell with citrus.

Typical THC
22–28%
Typical CBD
0-2%
Top terpene
Caryophyllene
Read the Cherry Blast guide

Cherry Blast terpenes

Most often reported first

  1. Caryophyllenepepper, spice
  2. Farnesenegreen apple
  3. Limonenecitrus
  4. Linaloolfloral
  5. Myrceneearthy, musky

How people describe it

UpliftedEnergeticCreativeHappy

Smell and taste

CherryCitrusGrapePepper

Family tree

Black Cherry Punch×Orange CookiescrossCherry Blast

Cherry Blast strain guide

2 min read · Updated October 14, 2026 · WeedDB editors

Cherry Blast is a sativa-leaning hybrid of Black Cherry Punch and Orange Cookies, developed by Cheers Cannabis. People know it for a ripe cherry smell with citrus and a peppery finish, and an upbeat, energetic feel. It's a newer strain, so there's less written about it than most.

Where does Cherry Blast come from?What does Cherry Blast smell and taste like?Cherry Blast effects: what people reportHow strong is Cherry Blast?Buying Cherry Blast in CanadaCherry Blast vs Black Cherry PunchStrains like Cherry Blast

Where does Cherry Blast come from?

Cherry Blast is a cross of Black Cherry Punch and Orange Cookies, credited to Cheers Cannabis, a Canadian producer. Black Cherry Punch brings the dark cherry side, and Orange Cookies adds citrus and a Cookies-family backbone.

Beyond that, its history is thin. The name has also been used for other products, including a concentrate with no stated genetics, so not everything labelled Cherry Blast is the same plant.

What does Cherry Blast smell and taste like?

Cherry leads, as you'd expect: ripe, sweet cherry with a grape-like depth and bright citrus on top. A light spicy, peppery note shows up on the finish.

The producer's listing names caryophyllene, farnesene, limonene, linalool and myrcene, without ranking them. Caryophyllene fits the peppery finish and limonene the citrus.

Cherry Blast effects: what people report

People describe Cherry Blast as uplifting and energetic at the start, moving into a creative, happy headspace. Some reviewers say it feels clear-headed without much jitteriness, which fits its sativa lean.

These are experiences people report, not promises, and there aren't many reviews yet. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance.

How strong is Cherry Blast?

Published product listings put Cherry Blast at about 22% to 28% THC, which is strong, with CBD from 0% to 2%.

Start small and give it time before having more. The numbers for your batch are printed on the label, and our guide to reading cannabis labels explains what they mean.

Buying Cherry Blast in Canada

Check the producer and the product type. Flower from Cheers is the Black Cherry Punch and Orange Cookies cross, but other items using the same name may not share those genetics.

Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of the cherry smell.

Cherry Blast vs Black Cherry Punch

Black Cherry Punch is one of Cherry Blast's parents, and both lean on a deep cherry smell. Black Cherry Punch is darker and more floral, with berry notes, while Cherry Blast adds citrus from its Orange Cookies side. The real split is the feel: Black Cherry Punch is indica-leaning and described as relaxed and often sleepy, while Cherry Blast leans sativa and gets called energetic and creative. Pick Black Cherry Punch for winding down, and Cherry Blast if you'd like your cherry with more lift.

Strains like Cherry Blast

If you like Cherry Blast, these are worth a look:

  • Black Cherry Punch: one of its parents, with the same dark cherry smell and a calmer feel.
  • Orange Cookies: the other parent, bringing citrus and Cookies sweetness.
  • Cherry Punch: another cherry-forward strain from the Punch family.
  • Cherry Cookies: cherry flavour on a Cookies base, much like Cherry Blast's mix.

Strains similar to Cherry Blast

Black Cherry Punch strainBlack Cherry PunchTHC 20–26%Orange Cookies strainOrange CookiesTHC 12–25%Cherry Punch strainCherry PunchTHC 20–27%Cherry Cookies strainCherry CookiesTHC 14–23%

More hybrid strains

Cherry Bomb strainCherry BombTHC 17–24%Cherry Burger strainCherry BurgerTHC 21–24%Cherry Cake strainCherry CakeTHC 17–28%Cherry Cheesecake strainCherry CheesecakeTHC 20–31%

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Cherry Blast questions

Is Cherry Blast indica or sativa?

Cherry Blast is a hybrid. It is a cross of Black Cherry Punch and Orange Cookies.

How strong is Cherry Blast?

Published lab results usually range from 22% to 28% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Cherry Blast smell like?

Cherry, citrus, grape and pepper, led by caryophyllene (pepper, spice).