Georgia Pie
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A Berner-bred indica hybrid with a baked peach cobbler aroma and balanced high.
Overview
Georgia Pie is an indica-leaning hybrid from the Cookies brand, created by crossing Gelatti with Kush Mints. It is named for its sweet, baked-peach aroma, which reminds many people of fresh peach cobbler. Since its release, Georgia Pie has become a popular dessert-style strain with a balanced but relaxing high. Reported THC commonly falls in the low-to-mid 20s. Lineage and origin Gelatti, a Gelato descendant associated with the Cookies family, contributes creamy, fruity sweetness and a cheerful head high. Kush Mints (Animal Mints x Bubba Kush) adds resin, a minty-earthy base, and body relaxation. Together they produce a strain with a distinctive fruit-pastry aroma that stands out on dispensary menus. Aroma and flavor The nose combines ripe peach and berry with warm cinnamon and buttery dough, plus a faint kushy undertone. The flavor is sweet and fruity on the inhale, finishing with a spiced, bakery-like exhale. Effects and typical experience Georgia Pie commonly opens with a happy, talkative uplift that can spark creativity. As time passes, a calm, body-heavy relaxation sets in. Consumers often describe the overall effect as pleasantly balanced at moderate doses, with heavier sedation at larger amounts. Dry mouth is common, and a few people report dizziness. Who it suits and when people use it Georgia Pie suits late afternoon and evening, for socializing, cooking, creative hobbies, or winding down. Its fruit-forward flavor makes it a favorite for people who enjoy dessert strains with something different from the usual vanilla or candy notes. Terpene notes Caryophyllene, limonene, linalool, and myrcene are frequently associated with Georgia Pie. Limonene and linalool bring fruity and floral brightness, while caryophyllene and myrcene add warmth and depth. Growing notes Georgia Pie is generally considered moderately difficult. Plants are medium-sized with dense, frosty buds, and flowering takes roughly eight to nine weeks. Similar strains If you like Georgia Pie, compare it with Kush Mints, the parent that brings mint and earth, and with other fruit-pastry strains like Apple Fritter or Banana Cream Cake. Each offers a dessert-style aroma with its own fruit focus, and most lean relaxing enough to save for the later part of the day. Responsible use Start with a small amount, wait before redosing, and keep cannabis stored securely. Never drive after consuming.
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Genetics
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Gelatti
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Kush MintsGrowing Info
Difficulty
moderateFlowering Time
65 days
Yield (Indoor)
1.5-2 oz/ft²
Yield (Outdoor)
15-20 oz/plant
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