Gucci Fruit Strain: Lineage, THC and Flavor

Gucci Fruit is a hybrid cannabis strain bred by Solfire Gardens from Forbidden Fruit and Grim Bastard OG. Solfire has retired the seed line, so most of the flower sold today comes from a handful of licensed growers, chiefly Story Cannabis’s Just Flower brand in Maryland.

Gucci Fruit at a glance

Type Hybrid. Weedmaps calls it sativa-dominant; AllBud lists it as 50/50
Lineage Forbidden Fruit x Grim Bastard OG
Breeder Solfire Gardens (seed line now retired)
THC 23% to 24% per AllBud; 21% on one Maryland batch label
Terpenes Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene and linalool, per Weedmaps
Aroma and flavor Tropical fruit, cherry and citrus, with gas and pine underneath
Effects people report Creative and sociable in some accounts, relaxed in others
Where it is sold Maryland, with scattered listings in Oklahoma and Washington
On NYC menus 0 of 32

NYC figures come from our read of 32 licensed dispensary flower menus on Oct 19, 2026. See how we built the dataset. Page updated Oct 19, 2026.

Where Gucci Fruit comes from

SeedFinder and Weedmaps both credit Solfire Gardens, and both give the same cross: Forbidden Fruit and Grim Bastard OG, which Solfire shortens to GBOG. Weedmaps describes the line as released and now retired. SeedFinder notes it was only ever sold as regular seed, never feminized. Solfire’s own site now shows Gucci Fruit only as a collectible strain card.

The grandparents explain the flavor. Forbidden Fruit is Cherry Pie crossed with Tangie, which is where the cherry and citrus come from. Grim Bastard OG is Solfire’s own cross of Biker Kush V2 and Black Banana Cookies, which supplies the fuel.

One name to keep separate: “Gucci Fruit x White Truffle”, sold by GraniteLeaf in New Hampshire, is a different cross that uses Gucci Fruit as a parent. It is also unrelated to Gucci OG.

Aroma and flavor

Weedmaps describes Gucci Fruit as tropical and fruit-forward. AllBud’s listing adds berry, cherry, citrus and a sour lemon edge on the palate, with diesel, pine and wood on the nose. The Just Flower retail copy settles for “exotic and fruity notes”.

The terpenes Weedmaps names are myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene and linalool. That list is editorial rather than a lab panel, and the Just Flower listings we opened carried no terpene data.

THC and what to expect

AllBud puts Gucci Fruit at 23% to 24% THC. The one Maryland batch label we found, on a Just Flower listing, read 21%. Weedmaps gives no figure, and Leafly has no page for the strain.

Sources do not agree on how it leans. Weedmaps describes creative, social energy and calls it sativa-dominant. AllBud lists a mix that runs from focused and uplifted to relaxed and sleepy. The few consumer tags on a Maryland listing mostly say relaxed. With that little agreement, the label on the jar tells you more than the name. Our THC calculator converts a THC percentage into milligrams.

Is Gucci Fruit sold in NYC dispensaries?

No. Gucci Fruit was not on any of the 32 licensed menus in our October 2026 count.

Its fruit-side relatives were. Forbidden Fruit, one parent, was on 4 of 32 menus. Cherry Pie, a grandparent, was on 5 menus at $24 to $43 per eighth. Our NYC weed strains database lists every strain we found and the shops that carry it. Menus change daily, so confirm with the shop first.

Buy only from a licensed shop. Our license checker looks up any store by name, street or ZIP against the state list, the Office of Cannabis Management has its own verification page, and our NYC dispensary directory lists every licensed shop by borough.

Where Gucci Fruit is sold outside New York

  • Maryland: Just Flower, an in-house brand of Story Cannabis, sells it as packaged flower. We found it listed at Grow West in Cumberland.
  • Oklahoma: Sunday Extracts has made a Gucci Fruit concentrate from Red Dirt Sungrown flower.
  • Washington: Walden Cannabis has listed a Walden Reserve Gucci Fruit flower.

The listings we opened showed the product as unavailable on the day we checked, so call ahead.

Gucci Fruit FAQ

What strain is Gucci Fruit?

Gucci Fruit is a hybrid bred by Solfire Gardens by crossing Forbidden Fruit with Grim Bastard OG. The seed line has been retired.

Is Gucci Fruit indica or sativa?

Sources disagree. Weedmaps calls it a sativa-dominant hybrid, AllBud lists it as a 50/50 hybrid, and Maryland retailers label it simply as a hybrid.

How much THC does Gucci Fruit have?

AllBud lists 23% to 24% THC. One Maryland batch of Just Flower Gucci Fruit was labeled 21%.

What does Gucci Fruit taste like?

Tropical fruit, cherry and citrus, with diesel and pine underneath. The fruit comes from its Forbidden Fruit parent, a cross of Cherry Pie and Tangie.

Can you still buy Gucci Fruit seeds?

Not from the breeder. Weedmaps describes the Solfire Gardens line as retired, SeedFinder says it was only ever sold as regular seed, and Solfire now shows Gucci Fruit only as a collectible strain card.

Can I buy Gucci Fruit in New York City?

It was not on any of the 32 licensed NYC dispensary menus we read on Oct 19, 2026. Forbidden Fruit, one of its parents, was on 4 of them.

More strain guides

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  • Kool Whip: Ice Cream Cake #3 x Project 4516 from LIT Farms.
  • Jealousy: the Seed Junky hybrid behind Permanent Marker, and a Leafly Strain of the Year.
  • Truffle Shuffle: one name, at least six different crosses.

Sources

Correction, Oct 9, 2026: an earlier version of this page gave a THC range of 18% to 22% and said the strain was sold in New York, California, Colorado and Texas. We found no source for either claim and have removed them.

For adults 21 and over. Nothing on this page is medical advice. Our New York cannabis guide covers the current rules.