STRNG Seeds – Berry Pie

Berry Pie delivers dense buds with a sweet berry-pastry aroma, performs well in tents, and produces visually striking results.

Most phenotypes finish flowering in about 8 to 9 weeks from the flip to 12/12 lighting.

Expect a rich mix of blueberry, dough, and subtle vanilla — it smells like a warm berry dessert fresh out of the oven.

Indoors, it generally stays around 90–120 cm, especially when topped or trained early in veg.

Yes, though it prefers warm, dry climates with plenty of sunlight — it finishes in early October in most regions.

The buds are chunky, dark green to purple with frosty trichomes and deep orange pistils — visually stunning and aromatic.

Yes, it’s beginner-friendly and adaptable, with a balanced structure that responds well to training and pruning.

The sweet pastry aroma intensifies around week 6 — if growing indoors, odor control is strongly recommended.

Expect 450–550g/m² with proper lighting, training, and feeding in a well-managed grow environment.

It has moderate stretch — expect some vertical growth during early flower, but nothing unmanageable in small tents.

Yes. STRNG Seeds provides fully feminized Berry Pie seeds, ensuring every plant grown will develop into a flower-producing female.

Feminized seeds reduce waste, simplify planning, and ensure all plants contribute to your harvest.

Yes — STRNG Seeds offers stable genetics, so height, structure, and aroma remain consistent across your grow.

Yes, they are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

Yes — its compact structure and main cola dominance make it a solid candidate for tight SOG arrangements.

Leave 30–40 cm between plants indoors to maintain airflow and maximize canopy coverage.

Yes. It handles both techniques with ease, and early training helps open the plant for more even bud development.

Yes, light lollipopping improves airflow and allows the plant to focus energy on top-shelf colas.

Keep RH between 40–50% during flower to prevent mold and preserve trichomes on dense buds.

Water every 2–3 days, or whenever the top inch of soil feels dry — monitor plant size and climate closely.