Apple Fritter

The US is home to some big-name strains, and Apple Fritter is one of them. A descendant of well-known genetic lines like Cookies and Diesel, Apple Fritter packs bold dessert aromas, plenty of THC, and a solid genetic background. Keep reading to learn more about this famous US hybrid and Apple Fritter's history, origins, effects, grow traits, and more. Strain History of Apple Fritter Apple Fritter was created by Lumpy's Flowers, a self-proclaimed "true craft cannabis legacy brand" from Northern California. Based in the Napa wine region, Lumpy's Flowers has three locations where it breeds and cultivates its ever-growing catalog of strains. True to the demand of the North American market, Lumpy's Flowers' strains boast exotic aromas that combine trending notes of fruit and desserts as well as superior levels of THC. Apple Fritter is by far Lumpy's Flowers' most iconic and best-selling strain. It was created by Lumpy's co-owner Jason Dias in 2013 and is a cross of Sour Apple and Animal Cookies. Back then, Jason was still working on his crosses out of his basement and recalled having a particularly unfruitful experience while working with Sour Apple and Animal Cookies. However, Jason was pleasantly surprised by the last four seeds from experiments, where he found two that forever changed his career—Reckless Rainbow and Apple Fritter. Since its creation, Apple Fritter has become remarkably popular among both recreational and medicinal cannabis users. Besides being Lumpy's Flowers flagship hybrid, Apple Fritter has also been used to create many other strains (see Genetic Lineage below). In 2016, Apple Fritter by Lumpy's Flowers also won 2nd Place in the Hybrids category at the Northern California High Times Cannabis Cup. Genetic Lineage of Apple Fritter Apple Fritter is a direct descendant of both Diesel and Cookies genetic lines. Specifically, it's the direct offspring of Sour Apple and Animal Cookies, two popular hybrids treasured for their unique aromas and strong effec