Black Maple 22
Black Maple 22 is an indica-dominant hybrid bred by Harry Palms at Bloom Seed Co. It’s earned a name for itself in Sherb’s lineup of modern dessert strains, known for a rich, breakfast-inspired flavor unlike most on the shelf. Black Maple 22 has built a following among people who want something heavier and more indulgent than the typical fruity hybrid. It’s known for delivering a strong, couch-locking body high, so it’s a strain best enjoyed at your own pace, especially if you’re newer to trying dessert-forward flower and its heavier side.
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Genetics
Black Maple 22 is created by crossing two well-known strains:
- Dulce de Uva
- Sherbanger
Dulce de Uva contributes a sweet, grape-forward character, while Sherbanger, itself a cross of Sunset Sherbert and Headbanger, brings a sharper, gassy edge and sturdy structure.
effects
Consumers commonly describe Black Maple 22 as:
- Deeply relaxing through the body
- Calm and settled in the head
- A smooth transition into rest
Black Maple 22 is known for being very potent, so new consumers may prefer to start low and check product-specific details. Many reach for it later in the day or during slower-paced moments.
Taste & Aroma
Black Maple 22 is widely recognized for a rich, breakfast-inspired profile, including:
- Warm maple syrup sweetness
- Sweet dough and berry notes
- A sharp, gassy finish
Its aroma opens with sweet maple and dough, followed by a sharper gas-and-fuel character. The flavor mirrors that mix, with syrupy sweetness balanced by a bold, diesel-leaning finish.
Terpenes
Black Maple 22 is commonly associated with the following terpenes:
- Limonene, associated with bright citrus aromas
- Caryophyllene, often described as spicy or peppery
As always, terpene profiles can vary depending on the cultivator and growing conditions, so batches may vary slightly.
Black Maple 22 Cannabis FAQs
What does the "22" in Black Maple 22 mean?
Bloom Seed Co. runs large phenotype selections from their crosses, testing dozens of individual plants before picking the standout cuts to keep and clone. The “22” identifies the specific phenotype from the Dulce de Uva x Sherbanger cross that made the final cut, distinguishing it from other numbered selections of the same cross.
Does Black Maple 22 actually taste like maple syrup?
Sort of, but not exactly as the name suggests. Maple sweetness is part of the profile, but it shares the spotlight with vanilla, diesel, pine, and a peppery funk.
What are the effects of Black Maple 22?
Black Maple 22 makes you feel heavy and relaxed in your body, and calm and quiet in your mind. It hits quickly, often within a hit or two, and tends to make you sleepy rather than alert.
Is Black Maple 22 indica or sativa?
Black Maple 22 is an indica-dominant hybrid. That means most of its effects lean toward the heavy, relaxing, body-focused side rather than the energizing, uplifting side you’d get from a sativa.
What is Black Maple 22 good for?
Black Maple 22 is best for relaxing at the end of the day, not for staying active or productive. It’s also popular with people who make their own hash or rosin at home, since its buds are especially resin-heavy.
What is the lineage of Black Maple 22?
It’s a cross of Dulce de Uva and Sherbanger, both bred by Bloom Seed Co. Sherbanger itself comes from Sunset Sherbert x Headbanger, which is where the strain’s gassy edge comes from.
What terpenes are in Black Maple 22?
Black Maple 22 is commonly associated with limonene and caryophyllene. Limonene contributes bright citrus notes, while caryophyllene adds a peppery, spicy character underneath.
How potent is Black Maple 22?
Black Maple 22 is known for being very potent. Its dense, resin-coated buds are part of why it’s built a reputation among people who specifically seek out heavier-hitting flower.
Is Black Maple 22 good for new consumers?
Not really the best starting point. If you’re new to it, it’s worth pacing yourself between hits rather than smoking through a bowl or joint continuously, since that onset speed is what tends to catch people off guard.