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Growing

Growing Georgia Pie: flowering time, yield and breeder specs

Georgia Pie flowers in about 60 days according to SeedFinder’s entry for the Seed Junky original, 56–65 days for Raw Genetics’ S1 and 8–10 weeks for Zamnesia’s feminized version.1,2,3 Grow reports describe a compact, vigorous plant with dense flowers that often turn purple, and the original cut is hard to get.1

Breeder and seller specs side by side

Source and versionFloweringIndoor yieldOutdoorDifficulty
SeedFinder, Seed Junky original (never sold as feminized seed; figures from grow reports)±60 days; 8–10 weeks reportedAbout 500 g/m²Up to 500 g per plant; about 80 cm indoors1Easy1
Raw Genetics, Georgia Pie S1, feminized (breeder listing on SeedFinder)56–65 days——2—
Raw Genetics, Georgia Pie S1 (Seeds Here Now listing)56–63 days in the text; 9–11 weeks in its spec table500–600 g/m²Can top 750 g per plant4Intermediate4
Zamnesia, feminized (its own Gelatti × Kush Mints line)8–10 weeksUp to 17.6 oz/m²; 4.3 ftUp to 17.6 oz per plant; 6.6 ft; mid-October3Easy3
The Clone Foundry, clones credited to Seed Junky8–10 weeksMedium to tall; favors indoor growing—5—

Seed and clone figures are the sellers’ own claims. Leafly and Weedmaps publish no grow data for Georgia Pie.6,7

What the plant is like

Grow reports summarized by SeedFinder describe a short, vigorous plant with dark green, thin-fingered leaves and strong branches, and indica-style flowers with tight calyxes, orange-red pistils and a strong tendency to purple; Zamnesia describes plenty of stretch in bloom for its version, and The Clone Foundry medium-to-tall plants with dense internodes.1,3,5 Finished buds are described as dense and sticky, mossy to olive green, with amber hairs or trichomes and purple tints, and Leafly notes striking orange hairs.6,8,9

What to watch for

Humidity in bloom. SeedFinder’s summary of grow reports says the plant likes warm, humid conditions in veg but that humidity should come down in flower, because the dense buds can trap moisture and mold.1 Sources also disagree on size and difficulty: about 80 cm indoors and easy in those reports, 4.3 ft and easy for Zamnesia’s version, and intermediate for the Raw Genetics S1 listed by Seeds Here Now.1,3,4

Seeds and the law in the US

Under the amended federal definition of hemp, viable seeds from cannabis plants above 0.3% total THC, including THCA, are not hemp.10 Congress delayed that exclusion, with most of the new definition, from Nov 12 to Dec 11, 2026; only the exclusion of products with cannabinoids the plant cannot produce naturally starts on Nov 12.10,11 Home cultivation rules are set by each state. This site does not sell seeds.

Sources

  1. SeedFinder, Georgia Pie (Seed Junky Genetics): strain info. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  2. SeedFinder, Georgia Pie (Raw Genetics): strain info. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  3. Zamnesia, Georgia Pie (Zamnesia Seeds) feminized. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  4. Seeds Here Now, Georgia Pie S1 (feminized), Raw Genetics. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  5. Leafly (brand listing), The Clone Foundry: Georgia Pie. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  6. Leafly, Georgia Pie strain information. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  7. Weedmaps, Sticky Buns (aka Georgia Pie) strain page. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  8. Westword, Why Colorado tokers love Georgia Pie (Herbert Fuego) (2022-09-21). Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  9. AllBud, Georgia Pie marijuana strain information and reviews. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  10. Congressional Research Service, Changes to the statutory definition of hemp and implications for agricultural policy (IF13136) (2026-09-28). Accessed Oct 4, 2026.
  11. U.S. Government Publishing Office, Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027 (P.L. 119-103), sec. 2019. Accessed Oct 4, 2026.