
Liqueur R1 5 seeds
Liqueur R1 Seeds – Cherry Whiskey Hybrid by Ethos Genetics
What is Liqueur R1? Liqueur R1 by Ethos Genetics is a feminised, photoperiod hybrid of Crescendo × Cherry Pie OG. According to the manufacturer, flowering takes about 56 to 70 days; it describes yield and resin production as very high and gives the total cannabinoid content (TAC) as 25 to 30%. A dark “Cherry Whiskey” aroma with gas and pine and a strong, long-lasting effect are typical. The plants stretch strongly and, according to the manufacturer, need good training and plenty of space; we list it as a strain for experienced growers – in the Super High THC Content category. Available in a pack of 5 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Liqueur R1
Liqueur R1 comes from Ethos Genetics and goes back to the cross Crescendo × Cherry Pie OG. The breeder gives the genotype simply as hybrid; it does not state an Indica-Sativa ratio. Instead of a THC value, the strain description gives the TAC, i.e. the total cannabinoid content: 25 to 30%. Added to this, according to the manufacturer, are very high resin production, “sandy” trichomes with a strong frosty look and huge, heavy flowers. At cooler temperatures, colourful phenotypes can occur. Growth is vigorous and strongly stretching, the structure apex-heavy with long internodes. The seeds are feminised and photoperiod, so flowering only sets in after the light cycle is switched to 12/12. The manufacturer does not explain what the abbreviation R1 stands for. Another Ethos strain with this abbreviation in our range is Sour G R1.
Who Is Liqueur R1 For?
Liqueur R1 rewards growers who can confidently manage large plants. It suits:
- Experienced growers who keep strongly stretching plants in shape with training
- Growers with a tall flowering room and plenty of floor space
- Extract fans – the manufacturer highlights resin quantity and extract quality
- Aroma collectors with a liking for cherry, whiskey notes and gas
- Consumers with a high tolerance looking for a very potent strain
It is less suitable for low tents and for a first grow of your own: we rate it as a strain for experienced growers, and according to the manufacturer it needs good training and sufficient space. You can find the entire selection under feminised seeds.
Growing Liqueur R1: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Ethos Genetics gives the flowering time as about 56 to 70 days, i.e. eight to ten weeks. The range is wide; so go by the ripeness of the trichomes rather than by the calendar. The manufacturer rates the yield as very high but does not state a figure in g/m². The plants stretch strongly and form large colas on long internodes – the breeder expressly writes that the strain needs good training and sufficient space in the flowering room. Early topping and a net are common means of achieving this. It describes the flowers as resinous and slightly spongy; good air movement generally makes sense with large colas. A height figure is missing. More on training techniques can be found in the Growpedia.
Outdoor Growing
For open ground, the manufacturer names early to mid-October as the harvest window and likewise a very high yield, though without a figure in grams per plant. A sunny, stable climate is preferred. According to Ethos Genetics, cool nights can promote intense purple colours. Plan enough distance between the plants and tie up the heavy shoots in good time. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Liqueur R1
Ethos Genetics calls the aroma a “Liquor” profile: tart cherry, notes of whiskey and brandy, plus gas, pine and a spicy depth – complex and dark. Under the heading of terpene profile, the manufacturer lists “Tart Cherry Whiskey”, Pine and Gas as the dominant notes; it does not name individual terpenes or lab values. It describes the effect as strong, deep and very long-lasting: intense euphoria, heavily relaxing physically, yet mentally awake and clear. The breeder sums this up as a mix of power and functional clarity. The strain description does not show a pure THC value, but it does show a TAC of 25 to 30%. So dose with restraint; how intense the effect is depends on dose and individual tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Liqueur R1 at United Seedbanks?
At United Seedbanks you buy Liqueur R1 as original genetics from Ethos Genetics. As a specialist shop for cannabis seeds, we place great importance on provenance, storage and transparent information about every strain.
- Original genetics from Ethos Genetics – Liqueur R1 as a feminised pack of 5 from the breeder.
- A real specialist shop – reachable in person if you have questions about a strain or your order.
- Discreet shipping – neutral, protected packaging; free shipping from an order value of €100.
- Secure payment methods – credit card, bank transfer or Bitcoin.
- Careful storage – seeds kept cool and dry for optimal germination conditions.
Anyone ordering Liqueur R1 from United Seedbanks buys verified original seeds. Learn more about this breeder's range on the Ethos Genetics page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Liqueur R1
Which cross does Liqueur R1 come from?
From Crescendo × Cherry Pie OG. Ethos Genetics gives the genotype as hybrid; the breeder does not state an Indica-Sativa ratio.
Is Liqueur R1 suitable for beginners?
Not really. We rate it as a strain for experienced growers. The manufacturer describes strongly stretching growth that needs good training and sufficient space in the flowering room, and calls the potency very high.
How long does Liqueur R1 flower?
About 56 to 70 days, i.e. eight to ten weeks after the switch to 12/12. Outdoors, according to the manufacturer, harvest falls between early and mid-October.
What does the figure TAC 25–30% mean?
TAC denotes the total cannabinoid content, not THC alone. Ethos Genetics does not state a separate THC value for Liqueur R1.
Does Liqueur R1 get purple flowers?
That is possible but not guaranteed. The manufacturer speaks of colourful phenotypes at cooler temperatures and says that cool nights outdoors can promote intense purple colours.