Apple Fritter

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from €8.52 / seed

10 Seeds · €85.22 · Cannoptikum

  • THC 30%
  • CBD 0.6%
  • Flowering Time From 65 to 70 days
  • Yield 650 g/m²
Indica 50% Sativa 50%

FLAVORS

Apple Diesel Vanilla Cheese

Apple Fritter: family tree

Price Comparison Table — Apple Fritter

Vendor 1 Seed 3 Seeds 5 Seeds 10 Seeds
Cannoptikum
Best price
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€34.94 €11.65 / seed €49.71 €9.94 / seed €85.22 €8.52 / seed
Mr Hanf
€13.77 €36.35 €12.12 / seed €51.63 €10.33 / seed €89.50 €8.95 / seed
London Seed Centre
€17.87 €46.46 €15.49 / seed €66.11 €13.22 / seed €114.35 €11.43 / seed

Description from Barney's Farm

Appearance and Structure

Apple Fritter showcases deep green foliage with potential purple accents and a sturdy plant frame, giving it a clearly defined appearance. Its balanced genetic composition, with equal parts indica and sativa, stems from a cross between Animal Cookies and Sour Apple.

Indoors, plants reach approximately 90 to 110 cm, maintaining manageable dimensions. Outdoors, the structure expands significantly, growing up to 150 to 180 cm. The strain is described as robust and resistant to common mold and mildew issues.

Flowering and Yield

The flowering period lasts about 65 to 70 days. Indoors, yields reach around 650 g/m², while outdoors, plants can produce up to 1,000 grams per plant. Harvest is typically expected during the second to third week of October. THC content is approximately 30%, with CBD levels below 0.6%.

Aroma and Flavor Profile

Sweet apple pastry, citrus, and diesel create a striking contrast in the aroma and flavor profile. Earthy notes add depth to the sweeter side, while vanilla and a subtle cheese undertone enhance the complexity without overshadowing the fresh apple center.

Genetic Background

Animal Cookies provides a modern Cookies foundation, while Sour Apple contributes a distinct fruit-forward character. This balance ensures Apple Fritter remains well-rounded rather than leaning too heavily into either dessert-like qualities or purely apple-centric traits.

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