Cultivar Review: Strawberry Pie by Boring Glory
Strawberry Pie
Lineage/Genetics: (Strawberry Banana x Grape Pie Wedding Crasher)
Grown by: Boring Glory @boring_glory_llc 
Original Breeder: Unknown
Terpene Profile: Unknown
Strawberry Pie Cannabis Cultivar (Strain) Review
Strawberry Pie has gorgeous visual appeal. The coloration is a vivid mix of various greens, light to dark, contrasted by warm, sandstone-orange pistil fibers. The foliage has the most subtle touch of deep purple that bleeds into the tips of the leaves, but the flower has a mostly classic green sheen. An abundant amount of trichomes enwrap each bud, appearing almost fuzzy from the volume and length of the stalks 
The nose on the SP is magnificent. A tidal wave of fresh strawberries, white grape, and sparkling champagne floods the senses with the first whiff. The scent is a vivacious fruit medley with a creamy, green banana-tinted undertone and a muted herbal backend. Breaking the flower down introduces hints of freshly baked pastry dough, and the overall aroma reminds me of strawberry syrup and champagne 
The taste on the SP might be even more vibrant and layered than the fragrance. Magnitudes of strawberry, banana, and sweetened dough blend together with a dry undertone of vanilla cream. As the flower burns, authentic notes of grape and blackberries coalesce, melding into this stimulating fruit compote flavor. The taste reminds me of a fruit turnover that’s been lightly fried in puff pastry. The flower has an earthy and doughy aftertaste with a hint of sweetened fruit 
The effect on SP is remarkable. It begins with a pleasant feeling of cerebral stimulation and light cognitive disorientation. The heaviness of the smoke comes on a little bit later, generating moderate couch lock and drooping the eyelids. The flower is soft, somewhat fluffy, and produces a prominent amount of powdery kief that covers the bottom of the grinder after only a couple nugs. It burns flawlessly and slowly all the way down 
All in all, the Strawberry Pie is a phenomenal cultivar. It has a classic green color scheme, a delectable, multilayered fruit presentation, and a high that slaps harder than anticipated. I haven’t had a whole lot of flower from Boring, but I’ve been consistently impressed with the unique flavor profiles and expressions they’re putting out. Outstanding work 
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