Bermuda Pie Cake is a Seed Junky Genetics cross of Wedding Pie and Triangle Kush BX3. Because Wedding Pie is itself Wedding Cake x Grape Pie, the finished line stacks cake dough and grape over an OG-family base reinforced across three backcross generations. Public data on the plant is thin: the genetics are documented, the smoke reports are not.
Where It Comes From
This is a seed release, not a clone-only legend, and the honest version of its story is short. Seed Junky Genetics put Bermuda Pie Cake out as regular photoperiod stock, and the catalogue record carries the lineage exactly as the breeder wrote it — Wedding Pie (Wedding Cake x Grape Pie) x TKBX3 — and little else.
No flowering time listed. No phenotypes logged. No submitted sensory or experience data. The community record behind the seedbank listing is similarly empty.
That vacuum matters more than it looks. Most of what circulates online about this strain is aggregator copy generated from the parent names rather than reporting from anyone's actual grow, which means the confident-sounding tasting notes you find attached to it are predictions dressed up as observations.
The Cross
The direct cross is Wedding Pie x Triangle Kush BX3. The BX3 is the detail worth protecting. A third-generation backcross means the Triangle Kush side was bred back toward itself repeatedly and selected across generations — so this is not one Triangle Kush parent standing beside two dessert parents. The OG foundation was built to hold its ground.
On the other side, Wedding Pie is Wedding Cake x Grape Pie. Wedding Cake is commonly documented as a Seed Junky selection out of Triangle Mints; Grape Pie is commonly credited to Cannarado Genetics as Cherry Pie x Grape Stomper.
Follow that back and Triangle Kush appears on both halves of the family — once through the reinforced BX3 line, once through Triangle Mints. That convergence, not the dessert names, is the structural story of this cross.
Verified sensory data is genuinely limited, and padding the gap would be dishonest. The one first-hand grow account on record is not flattering: excessive height with wide internodal spacing and roughly 50 grams per plant despite good conditions. One report is one report — but it is real and specific, which beats a paragraph of invented tasting notes.
There is no credible body of reported experience for Bermuda Pie Cake either. What can be said honestly is what the genetics suggest: a dessert-and-gas cross with a heavily reinforced Triangle Kush base tends to sit on the calmer, more physical side of the hybrid range. Treat that as an expectation to test, not a claim.
What It Left Behind
No awards. No competition entries, no named coverage, no notable market moment. Its footprint is as a Seed Junky catalogue release for growers hunting the OG-heavy end of the dessert lines.
Menus that shorten the cross to "Wedding Pie x Triangle Kush" drop the BX3 that makes it distinct, and other breeders' Wedding Pie releases share nothing with it beyond that one parent. Read the pack, not the menu.
The High Rise Take
Documented genetics, undocumented plant. Bermuda Pie Cake is Wedding Pie x Triangle Kush BX3 from Seed Junky, with Triangle Kush arriving from two directions and almost everything else still open.