Punch Pie is the heavyweight of the Royal Queen Seeds x Tyson 2.0 collection: a stocky, 90% indica bruiser that ranks among Iron Mike’s own favorites. She grows fast, packs on dense, resin-caked colas, and delivers a smooth berry flavor followed by a stone that tends to keep you on the mat.
Her lineage traces back to Tyson 2.0’s Cherry Pie Punch, combining two champion indicas: Purple Punch and Purple Kush. From them she inherits a short, bull-necked frame, aggressive vegetative growth, and the ability to stack chunky, trichome-laden flowers in a short bloom window.
Indoors, Punch Pie reaches 3 to 4 feet (90–120 cm) and finishes in 50–60 days (about 7 to 8.5 weeks), returning 19 to 21 oz/m² (540–595 g/m²). Outdoors she stays manageable at 4 to 5 feet (120–150 cm) and can produce 23 to 26 oz/plant (650–735 g/plant) by late September.
Flavor and Effects: A Smooth Berry One-Two
Break open a nug and you’re greeted by ripe blueberries layered over a smooth, earthy base, with a candy-like sweetness that grows stronger as the buds cure. The smoke is thick and flavorful, coating the palate with notes of berry pie filling and warm, caramelized pastry crust.
Within minutes of the first hit, Punch Pie lands a quick combination: a rush of euphoria right between the eyes, followed by a heavy wave of physical relaxation that melts down through the shoulders and legs. Calm takes over, the appetite often wakes up, and the evening slows to a crawl.
This is a strain built for the end of the day. It feels like a slice of warm blueberry pie after the final bell, eaten from the comfort of your couch. Plan for a quiet night, because the sleepy finish is a big part of her character.
Growing Punch Pie: Big Harvests in About 9 Weeks
Punch Pie is resilient and forgiving, which makes her a strong choice for both new and experienced growers. Her bushy indica structure produces many branches, so a sea of green setup or simple topping with low-stress training will keep the canopy level and productive.
As bloom progresses, colas swell quickly and become heavy, so plant supports or a trellis net are worth installing early. Keep humidity in check during late flower, since dense indica buds appreciate steady airflow. With her preference for short summers, she’s well suited to outdoor gardens in cooler states that need an early harvest.
Punch Pie Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Genetics | Purple Punch x Purple Kush (from Tyson 2.0 Cherry Pie Punch) |
| Indica/Sativa | 90% Indica / 10% Sativa |
| THC | Up to 22% |
| CBD | Low |
| Effect | Calming, euphoric, physically relaxing, sleepy |
| Flavor | Blueberry, candy, earthy |
| Indoor yield | 19 to 21 oz/m² (540–595 g/m²) |
| Outdoor yield | 23 to 26 oz/plant (650–735 g/plant) |
| Flowering time | 50–60 days (about 7–8.5 weeks) |
| Outdoor harvest | Late September |
| Height | Indoors 3 to 4 ft (90–120 cm); outdoors 4 to 5 ft (120–150 cm) |
| Climate | Short summers |
| Best cultivation technique | SOG, topping, and LST with trellis support |
FAQ
What are Punch Pie’s genetics?
Punch Pie descends from Tyson 2.0’s Cherry Pie Punch and combines Purple Punch with Purple Kush. Royal Queen Seeds offers her as part of the Tyson 2.0 collection.
Is Punch Pie a strong indica?
Yes. She is 90% indica with THC levels of up to 22%, producing a heavy, relaxing stone with a sleepy finish.
What does Punch Pie taste like?
Sweet blueberry and candy notes sit on top of an earthy base, with a smoke that recalls berry pie and caramelized pastry.
How long does Punch Pie take to flower?
Flowering takes around 50–60 days, roughly 7 to 8.5 weeks. Outdoors, plants are typically ready in late September.
What yields does Punch Pie produce?
Indoor yields reach 19 to 21 oz/m² (540–595 g/m²). Outdoors, each plant can produce 23 to 26 oz (650–735 g).
Is Punch Pie suitable for beginners?
She is resilient, vigorous, and stays compact at 3 to 4 feet (90–120 cm) indoors, which makes her easy to manage for first-time growers.
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