Golden Apple Haze
- THC 22.5%
- Flowering Time From 63 to 70 days
Genetics: Old School Haze x Apple Pie
FLAVORS
EFFECTS
Golden Apple Haze: family tree
- Parents
- Apple Pie × Old School Haze
- Grandparents
- Acapulco Gold Highland Nepalese
- Landrace roots
- Acapulco Gold
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
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Description from Dutch Passion
Origins and Genetics
Born from a swift-blooming phenotype of Old School Haze, this strain was crossed with the flavorful Apple Pie to create a Haze variant that matures in just 9-10 weeks. This hybrid retains the essence of Haze while introducing a more manageable height and faster growth cycle.
Flavor and Aroma Profile
Golden Apple Haze delivers a unique blend of sweet and fruity notes, with a clear apple flavor on well-cured buds and a sweeter taste than traditional Haze. A hint of lemon adds brightness, while the creamy undertones of apple pie provide depth. The aroma is equally enticing, featuring a mix of sweet Haze, apple candy, and citrusy lemon.
Effects and Experience
This strain offers an uplifting and active experience, ideal for daytime use. Its 80% sativa composition provides a cerebral boost with a touch of trippy energy. With THC levels ranging from 20% to 25%, Golden Apple Haze delivers potent effects without overwhelming the user.
Yield and Grow Characteristics
Golden Apple Haze reaches a medium to tall height and produces generously proportioned, well-stacked buds. Yields are well above average, especially when given a longer vegetative period. The buds often feature spear-shaped structures, vivid orange pistils, and a thick, sticky resin coating.
Terpene and Concentrate Potential
The strain's rich terpene profile makes it particularly appealing for hash and cannabis concentrate enthusiasts. The sweet and fruity characteristics become even more pronounced in extracts, offering a delightful experience for connoisseurs.
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