Biscotti Pie

Cannabis Strain by Raw Genetics

Introduction
Raw Genetics operates through Instagram (@raw.genetics), placing them in the growing category of boutique American breeders who build reputation through community engagement rather than formal retail presence. Biscotti Pie combines Biscotti's signature coffee-earth-cookie profile with a Pie genetics contribution — in modern cannabis, "Pie" almost always references Cherry Pie, Key Lime Pie, or similar fruit-pastry derivatives.

Lineage
**Genetic Lineage** Biscotti Pie is an undeclared-type hybrid from Raw Genetics, available as regular seeds with an approximately 61-day flowering period. The cross pairs Biscotti (Gelato #25 × Girl Scout Cookies, or Gelato × South Florida OG) with a "Pie" variety. Cherry Pie (Granddaddy Purple × Durban Poison F1) is the most common interpretation — contributing its purple-fruit, berry-and-earth character to the Biscotti base. Alternatively, Key Lime Pie, Apricot Pie, or other pie-named derivatives may be involved. The specific Pie parent is undisclosed. Limited grower reports available.

Terpenes
**Terpene Profile** If Cherry Pie is the parent, the terpene cross-section would feature Biscotti's caryophyllene-myrcene earth meeting Cherry Pie's fruit-and-earth — adding blueberry/cherry sweetness from the GDP lineage and slight herbal brightness from the Durban Poison component. A warm, fruity-earthen aromatic profile rather than a purely dessert-sweet one.

Growth
**Growth Characteristics** At 61 days, Biscotti Pie finishes efficiently. Regular seeds. No height or yield data. The Biscotti heritage suggests compact to medium plants with heavy, resinous flower production.

Effects
**Reported Effects & Experience** No documented user reports. The Biscotti base suggests indica-dominant relaxation; the Pie component would soften or brighten the experience depending on the specific cross.

Documentation
**Medical Applications** No documented therapeutic applications.

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.

Sources: https://www.instagram.com/raw.genetics/