Peach Pie strain guide
Peach Pie is a hybrid name used by more than one breeder. The version listed most often is an indica-leaning cross of Rainbow Pie and Dozizoz from GreenFire Genetics. People know it for a sweet peach and pie-crust smell and a relaxed, happy feel.
Where does Peach Pie come from?
The cross given most often is Rainbow Pie crossed with Dozizoz, bred by GreenFire Genetics and usually listed at around 60% indica. Both parents carry Zkittlez: Rainbow Pie pairs it with a blueberry pie line, and Dozizoz pairs it with Do Si Dos.
Other versions exist. One seed company sells a sativa-leaning Peach Pie bred from Peach Zkittlez, Grape Pie and Wedding Crasher, and one strain database lists it as Peach Ringz crossed with Georgia Pie. Don't confuse any of these with Peachy Pie, a separate cross of Peach Cobbler and Cherry Pie.
What does Peach Pie smell and taste like?
Most people pick up ripe peach and stone fruit first, with a creamy, doughy side that earns the pie in the name. Citrus, earth and a peppery, hashy edge come up in reviews too.
The flavour is often described as lemon and peach on the inhale with a spiced, crusty finish. We couldn't find published terpene results for Peach Pie, so we haven't listed any. If your package lists terpenes, go by that.
Peach Pie effects: what people report
People mostly describe Peach Pie as relaxed and happy, with a light, euphoric lift at the start that eases into a smooth body feel. Some reviews call it sleepy at higher amounts. The sativa-leaning version is described as more uplifting and energizing, so which one you have matters.
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 Peach Pie?
Listings put Peach Pie at about 19% to 26% THC, with very little CBD. That's mid to high for today's flower.
If you're new to it, start small and wait before having more. The THC and CBD on your label are what count, and our guide to reading cannabis labels walks through them.
Buying Peach Pie in Canada
With several crosses sharing the name, check the producer and any lineage on the package. Make sure it says Peach Pie and not Peachy Pie, which is a different strain.
Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of the fruit.
Peach Pie vs Peach Ringz
Peach Ringz shows up as a parent in one version of Peach Pie's lineage, though not in the most common one. Peach Ringz smells like the gummy candy it's named after: bright, sweet peach with a sour, tropical twist. Peach Pie is softer and more baked, with creamy crust and spice around the fruit, and it reads a bit more relaxing. If you want candy-bright peach, go with Peach Ringz. If peach cobbler sounds better, try Peach Pie.
Strains like Peach Pie
If you like Peach Pie, these are the closest matches:
- Peach Ringz: candy-sweet peach with a sour edge.
- Georgia Pie: another peach and pastry strain, named in one version's lineage.
- Zkittlez: the fruity candy strain on both sides of the most common cross.
- Do Si Dos: a grandparent through Dozizoz, sweet and earthy with a relaxed reputation.
