Black Maple

breed by Bloom Seed Co

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Basic infos

Black Maple is an indica / sativa from Bloom Seed Co and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors Bloom Seed Co's Black Maple is/was never available as feminized seeds.

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Black Maple might not be as popular as the Sherbet line she stems from, but don't let that fool you. Boasting a rich mix of exotic terpenes, plenty of THC, and excellent genetics, Black Maple continues to grow in popularity and attracts positive reviews from users lucky enough to try her. Keep reading to learn more about Black Maple, a cannabis strain bred by a very respected Colorado-based breeder.

History of the Black Maple Cannabis Strain

Black Maple is a hybrid cannabis strain created by Bloom Seed Co. in Colorado—a cannabis genetics company founded by grower/breeder Harry Palms, who also founded Oni Seeds and created many of the bank's prime cannabis cuts. During his time at Oni Seed Co., Harry Palms created Tropicanna Cookies, arguably his most famous creation, along with Papaya, which birthed a whole line of very popular hybrids.

After his time at Oni SeedCo, Harry Palms left to found Bloom Seed Co., where he continues to produce an ever-growing list of strains, which are particularly well-suited to extractions thanks to their excellent resin production. Besides Black Maple, some other popular strains from Bloom Seed Co. include:

• Funk MTN

• Dulce de Papaya

• Sour Biscotti

• Space Guava

• Strawberry Bubbles

Genetic Lineage of Black Maple

Black Maple is a hybrid weed strain stemming from Dulce de Uva and Sherbanger. Unfortunately, Bloom Seed Co. hasn't released a lot of information regarding the strain's genetics.

Dulce de Uva, as its name implies, is a hybrid strain boasting sweet grape and berry aromas. Also bred by Harry Palms and released via Bloom Seed Co., the strain is allegedly a unique phenotype of Grape Cream Cake (though some sources claim it stems from a cross of Grape Pie and OG Kush). Dulce de Uva's aroma is very sweet on the nose, with slightly acidic hints of grapes and berries, followed by underlying notes of warm spices and skunk. Her buds are typically a vibrant forest green with tightly stacked calyxes, exceptional structure, purple sugar leaves, and a frosty layer of trichomes. Dulce de Uva's effects, while strong, aren't debilitating and create an uplifting, tension-releasing cerebral euphoria coupled with a warm body high.

Sherbanger, meanwhile, is a hybrid stemming from the almighty Sunset Sherbet and Headbanger—a Diesel descendant bred by Karma Genetics. Created by Boston Roots Seed Co., Sherbanger gained a lot of popularity after being commercialized by Jungle Boys. Unfortunately, there is very little information available about Boston Roots or its strains, though Sherbanger is moderately well-known among growers and breeders. Based on user reviews, Sherbanger can pack up to 30% THC and boasts a funky aroma combining notes of sugary, fruity sherbet with an ammonia-like stank, floral undertones, and a fresh diesel bite. Its effects, on the other hand, are strong and grounding, easing mental tension while relaxing the body.

Physical Characteristics of Black Maple

Black Maple cannabis plants are believed to feature an even split of indica and sativa genes, though some sources claim it is slightly indica dominant. During veg, the plants develop beautiful forest green foliage. Once in bloom, however, Black Maple plants can develop dark hues, turning a deep, almost blackish-purple in the right conditions. Meanwhile, Black Maple flowers tend to preserve their vibrant green hues while also boasting excellent structure and resin production.

Properties and Effects of Black Maple

Based on dispensary reports, Black Maple is a very strong strain packing plenty of cannabinoids and a rich mix of terpenes. In general, limonene, linalool, and caryophyllene seem to be most dominant in Black Maple, though the strain may also contain pinene, humulene, and other common cannabis terpenes. Its cannabinoid profile, on the other hand, is dominated by around 25–30% THC.

Thanks to its rich concentration of terpenes, Black Maple boasts a very complex aroma characterized by upfront notes of ripe grapes and pepper. Gradually, as you break apart Black Maple's dense nugs and continue smelling the strain, savory notes coupled with hints of sandalwood and gas come to the forefront, creating a rich aroma reminiscent of griddled dough, pancake batter, crispy bacon, and even breakfast sausage. Tying everything together is a honey/syrupy-like sweetness, which may have contributed to the strain's name (along with its dark foliage).

Light her up and Black Maple boasts a full-bodied flavor reminiscent of her aroma—expect fruity notes of grapes on the inhale, followed by notes of toasted vanilla, milky dough, and a gassy kick. Finally, the peppery and woody tones present in her aroma shine through in the exhale.

In terms of effects, Black Maple packs a serious punch. Within minutes of smoking/vaping this strain, you can expect to feel a hard hit right behind your eyes. As her effects settle in, Black Maple's high will relax your body while elevating your mind to a jovial, relaxed, and carefree state.

Uses of Black Maple

Enjoy her in solitude, and Black Maple may produce a more mellow effect. Kick up your feet, put on some headphones, and get lost in your favorite album or playlist as you close your eyes and let your mind wander. Alternatively, enjoy a leisurely walk around your neighborhood or a light workout before heading back home for a movie and a hearty meal.

At parties or hangouts, a joint of Black Maple may serve as the perfect social lubricant, helping to rid people of their inhibitions while fuelling creative thinking, laughter, and an overall good time.

According to user reports, Black Maple may be best enjoyed:

• At dinner parties or other social gatherings

• On weekends or holidays

• While listening to music, reading, or watching movies

• On walks or before light exercise

Like all high-potency cannabis strains, Black Maple may cause unwanted side effects in some people. These include:

• Couch-lock

• Sleepiness

• Dizziness

• Headaches

• Dry mouth/eyes

Cultivation and Production of Black Maple

Black Maple was released in seed form and is still available from some retailers. According to resellers, Black Maple is indica dominant and produces bushy plants that grow to a moderate height. However, Bloom Seed Co. hasn't confirmed Black Maple's exact genetic split. Pictures from growers suggest that Black Maple performs very well indoors and in ScrOG setups, though it seems to also handle other training techniques with ease. Once in bloom, Black Maple takes roughly 9–10 weeks to reach maturity indoors, while outdoor plants are typically harvest-ready by mid October. Indoors, Black Maple may yield up to 650g/m², while outdoors she can produce up to 1200g/plant.

Black Maple — A Deliciously Strong Dessert Strain From Harry Palms

Black Maple is a hybrid cannabis strain bred by Harry Palms at Bloom Seed Co. Combining genetics from Dulce de Uva and Sherbanger, Black Maple boasts a delicious mix of grape, gas, and savory aromas. Packing up to 30% THC and numerous terpenes, Black Maple also delivers strong effects that hit almost immediately after inhaling her thick smoke. If you're a fan of strong hybrids that cater to both the mind and body, be sure to give this strain a try.