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Cherry Cola

Cherry Cola is an indica-leaning strain of disputed lineage, known for a sweet cherry and berry smell with a fizzy, soda-like finish and a relaxed, happy feel.

Typical THC
18–20%
Typical CBD
<1%
Top terpene
Limonene
Read the Cherry Cola guide

Cherry Cola terpenes

Most often reported first

  1. Limonenecitrus
  2. Caryophyllenepepper, spice
  3. Myrceneearthy, musky

How people describe it

RelaxedHappyUpliftedHungryGiggly

Smell and taste

CherryBerrySweetSpicy

Cherry Cola photos

iPhotos from the Leafly community. Every grower's batch looks a little different.
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Cherry Cola strain guide

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

Cherry Cola, also spelled Cherry Kola, is an indica-leaning strain named for a sweet cherry smell with a fizzy, soda-like finish. People describe a relaxed, happy feel. Its family tree is disputed, so treat any lineage on a label with care.

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

Where does Cherry Cola come from?

Cherry Cola's origins are genuinely unclear. One strain database lists it as a cross of Cherry Cookies and Zkittlez BX1, a backcrossed line of Zkittlez, and some growers credit that version to Dank Hunters Seed Co. Other listings trace it instead to Afghani genetics, and one reviewer offered a different cross again.

With no agreement, we're not naming parents. What is clear is that the same name has been used for more than one plant, so different producers may be growing different things. It's generally treated as an indica-leaning hybrid.

What does Cherry Cola smell and taste like?

Cherry Cola smells sweet and fruity, with cherry and berry up front and a spicy, herbal dankness behind. Reviewers often say the taste lives up to the name: fizzy berry on the inhale and a slightly spiced, soda-like finish. A few pick up a little gas too.

Published terpene results list limonene first, followed by caryophyllene and myrcene. Limonene adds the bright, zesty lift, caryophyllene the peppery spice and myrcene a soft, earthy base.

Cherry Cola effects: what people report

People most often describe Cherry Cola as relaxed, happy and uplifted, with a settled mood and light body relaxation. Some call it giggly or creative early on, and many say it turns sleepy as it goes, with hunger along the way.

These are experiences people report, not promises. Dry mouth, dry eyes and dizziness come up most, and one reviewer mentioned a harsh throat hit and getting stuck on the couch.

How strong is Cherry Cola?

Listings put Cherry Cola at about 18% to 20% THC, with low CBD. That's moderate to high by today's standards.

If you're new to it, start small and give it time. The THC and CBD on your product's label matter more than the name, especially for a strain grown from different genetics by different producers.

Buying Cherry Cola in Canada

You may see it spelled Cherry Cola or Cherry Kola, and there's also an autoflowering seed line called Cherry Cola Auto. They aren't guaranteed to be the same plant, so if the producer lists the parents, that's the best clue to what you're getting.

It can show up as dried flower, pre-rolls or vapes, and some flavoured products borrow the name without being the strain at all. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date.

Cherry Cola vs Cherry Cookies

Cherry Cookies is named as a parent in the most common version of Cherry Cola's lineage, though that isn't settled. Both smell of sweet cherry and berry, but Cherry Cookies leans tart and earthy, while Cherry Cola is known for a spicier, fizzier soda finish. Both are indica-leaning and described as happy and relaxed. If you want tart cherry, start with Cherry Cookies. If the cola-style finish sounds good, try Cherry Cola.

Strains like Cherry Cola

If you like Cherry Cola, these are the closest matches:

  • Cherry Cookies: a reported parent with a sweet, tart cherry smell and a relaxed feel.
  • Zkittlez: named in the same reported cross, with a fruity candy smell.
  • Cherry Pie: a well-known cherry strain with a sweet, tart smell.
  • Black Cherry Soda: another soda-named strain with a sweet cherry and berry smell.

Strains similar to Cherry Cola

Cherry Cookies strainCherry CookiesTHC 14–23%Zkittlez strainZkittlezTHC 13–23%Cherry Pie strainCherry PieTHC 16–26%Black Cherry Soda strainBlack Cherry SodaTHC 18–24%

More hybrid strains

Cherry Diesel strainCherry DieselTHC 21–24%Cherry Dosi strainCherry DosiTHC 22–25%Cherry Driver strainCherry DriverTHC 21–26%Cherry Fritter strainCherry FritterTHC 17–27%

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Cherry Cola questions

Is Cherry Cola indica or sativa?

Cherry Cola is an indica-leaning hybrid.

How strong is Cherry Cola?

Published lab results usually range from 18% to 20% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Cherry Cola smell like?

Cherry, berry, sweet and spicy, led by limonene (citrus).