Apples ‘n’ Afghani

Genetics: Apples and Bananas × Humboldt Afghani (Breeder’s Cut) Type: Feminized Photoperiod – Balanced Hybrid Generation: F1 PVI (Phenotypic Variation Index): Average First Signs of Flower (Indoor): 58–65 days Outdoor Harvest: Early to Mid-October Trellising Needs: Below Average Height: Medium Yield (per sq ft): High Aroma / Terpenes: A bold and authentic sour candy apple profile takes center stage, layered with subtle notes of ripe mango that soften the edge with a tropical finish. Bright, sharp, and mouthwatering from start to finish. Notes: Some projects take time before they step into the spotlight. Apples ‘n’ Afghani was developed years ago and only recently revisited for serious phenohunting—where it quickly proved its value. Nearly every phenotype delivers true, unmistakable apple terpenes, making consistency one of its standout traits. In the garden, plants grow stout and sturdy with strong lateral branching. They’re built to support dense, heavy flowers with minimal need for additional trellising. Expect high yields, structural strength, and a terpene profile that’s both unique and intensely flavorful