- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Parentage/Lineage: Apple Fritter x Black Maple
Seed Type: REG (Regular)
THC Percentage: 20-25%
Flower Time: 60-70 days
Dominance: Hybrid
Aroma and Flavor: Apple, Sweet, Earthy, Citrus
Terpenes: Caryophyllene, Pinene, Myrcene
Effects: Creative, Energized, Balanced
Difficulty of Growing: Moderate
Yield: Moderate Introducing Apple Cloud Seeds Imagine a garden filled with sweet apple dreams! Apple Cloud is a delightful hybrid strain that emerges from the luscious lineage of Apple Fritter and Black Maple. With its sky-high THC levels ranging from 20-25%, it offers a potent but balanced experience that appeals to both novice and seasoned cannabis enthusiasts. Known for its uplifting effects, Apple Cloud has become a favorite for creative thinkers and those looking to energize their day. Brought to life by the esteemed Bloom Seed Co., this strain delivers everything you could want from a cannabis experience: rich flavors, impressive potency, and delightful aromas. Curious? Scroll down for more juicy details! Lineage and Breeding Apple Cloud is a masterful hybrid born from the blissful union of two renowned strains: Apple Fritter and Black Maple. The influence of Apple Fritter imparts a sweet and earthy sweetness, while Black Maple enhances its robust character, resulting in a strain that's both complex and appealing. The breeding prowess of Bloom Seed Co. ensures that each seed is crafted with care and precision, reflecting their commitment to quality and innovation in the cannabis industry. This breeder is celebrated for pushing the boundaries of flavor and potency, making their strains a popular choice among growers and users alike. Apple Cloud Seed Details Apple Cloud seeds are sold as REG (Regular) seeds, which are ideal for growers looking to cultivate both male and female plants. This versatility opens the door to breeding enthusiasts who aim to develop their own unique genetics or simply prefer a more traditional growing experience. Regular seeds can be especially b