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Breeder: Dirty Bird Genetics
Genetics: Luna’s Wrath x Bad Apple
Cannabis Type: Indica hybrid
Flowering Time: 50 days
Yield: Moderate/high
Density: High
Candy Apple Kush is highly impressive. You’ll see purples and maroons in both the flower and the foliage. Plants will stretch about 1.2 – 1.5x in the first three weeks of flower. They aren’t leggy at all and they grow very proportionately both vertically and laterally. No staking was required. Leaves are notably minimal in the flower and the buds are extremely dense. Across the plant as a whole, the volume of foliage produced is ideal for air flow and light penetration, both indoor and outdoor grows. Flowers are well developed throughout the canopy because very little light is blocked by foliage.
From berry apple to melon apple to sour apple, a sweet apple terpene profile definitely dominates, with musk/gas/rubber notes at the back end of the scent. Terps are pronounced and consistently incredible. Terps are caryophyllene dominant, followed by limonene and humulene.
Candy Apple Kush is definitely an evening smoke. Solid for winding down and relaxing without deep thought. If you smoke it in the morning, you might want to go back to bed. This strain hits hard and hits strong, bringing you to stony-bologna land in just a couple of hits!
The flower from Candy Apple Kush is off the charts. Buds are very tight, colorful, and have an extremely high calyx-to-leaf ratio, making this strain easy to manicure and easy to sell. Bracts (calyxes) are knuckly and stack beautifully; their vivid color contrast makes for a visually striking plant. There is so much sugar here. You won’t be disappointed. Trichomes are colorful with tall stalks and medium sized heads. The Bad Apple is dominant in flower morphology with buds that are shaped like fat, bulbous, conical spears.
Overall, the Candy Apple Kush is a strain that screams Cup Winner to us. It performs on a very high level in every measure we have, and that level of quality is consistent whether you pop three seeds or 50 seeds. There’s no doubt that we are excited about this one, and looking forward to seeing how it performs in other gardens both indoor and out.
