Appleberry Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Sumo Seeds

High yielding, stable strain with fruity buds. Indica dominant, long-lasting body stoned effect. Monstrous yields, easy to clone. THC high, CBD medium.

$9.64

Appleberry Cannabis Seeds from Sumo Seeds

Introducing Appleberry Cannabis Strain

Thrilled to unveil Appleberry, our high-yielding, Indica-dominant cannabis strain, famed for its massive yields and pleasantly fruity buds. Appleberry, a hybrid of Dynalicious and White Widow Original, is cherished for delivering a durable, body stone with an overlay of euphoria. Its outstanding stability makes it ideal for cloning. Its lineage combines Asian and South-American genetics from Dynamite (Super Skunk x White Widow), with Mexican Sativa, Indiana Bubblegum, and Afghani influences through Bubblicious, enriched further by White Widow Original. This genetic mix explains its extraordinary yields, sweet fruity taste, and slight apple and berry flavors, inspiring its name.

Characteristics and Cultivation

Appleberry showcases little phenotype variation, with either a compact stature or a slightly more sativa-induced stretched appearance. It thrives indoors or outdoors, adapts well to SOG and SCROG methods, and morphs into a high yield colossus under any growing condition.

Flowering Time and Appearance

This Indica-dominant strain is ready for harvest in 8 to 9.5 weeks, with outdoor harvests set for late September to early October, or even earlier in southern climates. Notable for its dense, crystal-covered buds, accented with orange to brownish hairs, and a striking main bud flanked by impressive side buds.

Yield

Appleberry ranks as one of the top-yielding strains, promising 400-500g/m2 indoors and 600-750 grams per plant outdoors, especially in sunny locales. Its dense buds necessitate low moisture to prevent mold.

Effects, THC, and CBD

Appleberry promises a euphoric high paired with a long-lasting body stone, making it an excellent choice for pain relief. It's a high THC producer with a higher CBD levels compared to many sativa strains, thanks to its Indica lineage.