- Type
- Ruderalis hybrid
- Heritage
- ruderalis / indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 84 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- yes
Genetics
About this release
Apple Fritters Auto has dense, frosty nugs that smell of sweet and sour apples APPLE FRITTERS AUTO FEMINISED SEEDS INFO
THC levels of 24% plus along with sweet, sour apple flavours makes this a popular choice with makers of extracts and concentrates. Above average yields also make her a favourite with commercial growers too with her compact heavily loaded with trichomes come harvest and give off sour apple notes. Apple Fritters Auto lineage originally comes from a Sour Apple and Animal Cookies background with added ruderalis autoflower genes resulting in an indica dominant strain perfectly at home in our Cali Special range. APPLE FRITTERS FEMINISED SEEDS GROW INFO
Sticky resinous buds that glue up the scissor blades on trimming day. A popular choice with Concentrate and extract makers too due to the high 24% THC plus levels she is acclaimed for.. Apple Fritters Auto is an Indica dominant variety that takes around 8-9 weeks flowering time and around 11-12 weeks from seed in ideal environments. Outdoors plants can take longer especially if given plenty of root space. Indoors or outdoors we’d recommend a pot size of at 25 litres minimum and would recommend breathable fabric pots available from most good grow shops. Strong, multi branched plants with resin caked buds are easily achieved even from new growers. Growing wise she behaves more like an Indica however her Sativa genetics are noticed in the effects with an uplifting and enjoyable high. APPLE FRITTERS AUTO FEMINISED SEEDS GROW INFO
Where legal to grow allow plenty of root space as early on as possible. Indoors most auto growers favour a 20 hour light and 4 hour dark period although we also get good feedback from growers using longer and shorter light cycle periods too. Outdoors in the Northern hemisphere plants are best started after the risks of frost has well passed and the longer daylight hours of summer are here. The longer light hours and sun combo can really push the trichome production and make for some v