Super Berry Pound Cake

Description from Sensi Seeds

Flavor, Aroma, and Effects

Super Berry Pound Cake Feminized delivers a complex and enticing aroma that combines warm blueberry cake, caramelised pineapple, vanilla sugar, tropical haze spice, and faint notes of diesel. The scent of the dried buds is similar to the fresh flowers, with ripe pineapple notes taking centre stage, complemented by hints of blueberry muffin batter, sweet cream, zesty citrus, and a subtle hazy spice on top of earthy, gassy undertones.

The flavour perfectly balances ripe fruit with fresh-baked goods, dominated by a blueberry-pineapple upside-down cake on inhale, followed by a creamy fruit tart, and finishing with a gentle Haze spiciness and fuel finish.

Users can expect a classic sativa high that starts with an energetic, uplifting, and motivational burst of energy, paired with creative clarity and intense sensory enhancement, along with a mild body relaxation that won’t slow you down. This long-lasting, heady euphoria is ideal for an afternoon in the park or a night on the town.

Growing Characteristics

Super Berry Pound Cake Feminized is a 60% sativa-dominant hybrid strain created by Sensi Seeds & Serge Cannabis for Breeding Grounds. It is derived from Pineapple Jack and Berry Pound Cake, resulting in tall and lanky plants with an open, classically sativa frame that supports strong, though short, lateral branches with long internodal spacing.

Indoors, these plants can reach heights of 100-160 cm and produce XXL yields of 460-650 grams per square metre. Outdoors, they can grow as tall as 300 cm and yield up to 550-750 grams per plant over a 65 to 70-day flowering period.

The flowers are somewhat rounded, slightly conical, and extremely dense, with bright, lime green buds speckled with dark purple accents and covered in a thick layer of trichomes that give off a sweet and powerful aroma of tropical fruit.

These plants respond well to both low-stress and high-stress training, making them ideal for techniques like SCROG, mainlining, and lollipopping. However, due to their size, a sea of green is not a good fit.