How to grow Appleberry
Flowering 55 - 65 days 
Yield 400 – 500 g/m² 
Height 110-130cm Taste
Seb's take
Dynalicious crossed with White Widow Original to stabilise a lineage that already runs through Asia, South America, Mexico and Afghanistan. Apple and berry on the nose, true to the name, with a high that settles into sleepy, relaxed and happy. Fairly uniform across phenotypes, bar one stretchier, more Sativa-leaning outlier.
Where it comes from
Sumo Seeds crossed Dynalicious with their White Widow Original to stabilise this line, and the deeper heritage is a well-travelled one, running through Asian and South American stock, Mexican Sativa, Indiana bubblegum and Afghani genetics. Seventy-five percent Indica. The White Widow was brought in expressly to steady the whole, which is why she comes so uniform across her phenotypes. A cosmopolitan lineage, tidied into something dependable.
Nose & flavour
Apple and berry on the nose, true to the name the breeders gave her, a slight fruited character they noticed and named her for. It is a sweet, fruit-forward profile with little to distract from it, the apple and berry sitting comfortably together. Clean and appetising, and honestly labelled.
The high
The high settles into sleepy, relaxed and happy, a comfortable descent rather than a lift. This is evening company, the sort that eases you gradually toward the armchair and keeps you there in good spirits. THC is recorded only as high, so I will not attach a number; suffice to say she leans toward the restful end of the day.
Growing it
Fifty-five to sixty-five days in flower on a medium hundred and ten to a hundred and thirty centimetres, returning a solid four hundred to five hundred grams the square metre. She is a grower's favourite for good reason: very homogenous across phenotypes, with only one stretchier, more Sativa-leaning outlier to watch for. She takes well to SOG or SCROG, indoors or out. A uniform, predictable plant, which is a virtue growers come to value.
Learn to grow her properly:
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Common questions about Appleberry
How long does Appleberry take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Appleberry an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How tall does Appleberry grow?
Around 130 cm. Standard tent territory.
What does Appleberry smell and taste like?
The nose is fruit-led, and generous about it.
