Cherry Dammit is an elite hybrid derived from Blue 13 B #24 x Double Lemon Cherry #75, created to honor the enduring impact of Dave Damit while pushing forward into a more performance driven, modern expression. This selection combines the structural reliability and resin quality of Blue 13 with the visual intensity and refinement of Double Lemon Cherry, resulting in a cultivar that excels in both form and function.

The plant exhibits exceptional hybrid vigor, developing into a medium framed structure with aggressive lateral branching and strong vertical drive. One of its defining traits is the formation of thick, tightly stacked inflorescences that build into complete, fully developed colas from top to bottom. Internodal spacing remains tight, allowing for dense, continuous stacking with minimal gaps, creating a highly efficient canopy and maximizing usable flower mass.

Flower development is uniform and consistent, with well formed bracts layering tightly along each site, contributing to a favorable bract to leaf ratio and a clean, production ready finish. The overall structure supports heavy weight without compromising integrity, making it a reliable performer across different cultivation environments.

Visually, Cherry Dammit presents a rich and dynamic palette, with deep green tones layered with shades of purple and red expression depending on conditions. Bright pistils provide contrast throughout the canopy, while a dense coating of trichomes gives the flower a resin rich, crystalline appearance that holds up through handling and processing.

Cherry Dammit stands as a continuation of Dave Damit’s legacy, expressed through a modern lens of vigor, structure, and performance. It is a cultivar defined by its ability to produce complete, stacked colas with consistency, while maintaining the refinement and quality expected from today’s top tier selections.

Cherry Dammit opens with a saturated burst of dark cherry and black raspberry, immediately presenting a dense, syrup like fruit profile that feels rich and concentrated rather than bright or artificial. The initial sweetness is balanced by a subtle citrus lift, bringing in hints of lemon peel and tart cherry skin that add contrast and definition. As the flower is broken down, deeper layers begin to emerge, including blueberry undertones, soft floral sweetness, and a faint creamy note that rounds out the fruit forward top end.

Beneath the surface lies a more grounded backbone, with light earth, gentle spice, and a slight herbal edge that gives the profile structure and prevents it from becoming overly sweet. The interplay between dark fruit richness and subtle citrus brightness creates a dynamic, evolving aromatic experience. The finish is long and coating, leaving behind lingering impressions of cherry syrup, mixed berry, and a soft, tangy citrus edge that continues to develop in the air.