Apple Pie x (Guava Dawg x Banana Sherbet) (Regular) – Crockett Family Farms

Apple Pie Seeds by Crockett Family Farms Apple Pie seeds bring together a genetic profile worth knowing before you grow, with a lineage that traces back to Apple Pie x Guava Dawg x Banana Sherbet. From the first sentence, it is clear why Apple Pie has earned a place in the collections of growers who care about quality, consistency, and standout results. Bred by Crockett Family Farms, this Sativa-dominant hybrid strain rewards careful cultivation and offers a memorable experience from seed to harvest. Below you will find everything you need to decide whether Apple Pie seeds belong in your next grow. What you’ll find on this page Genetics & lineage Flavor & aroma Effects Growing tips Why buy from Seeds Here Now Apple Pie Seeds: Genetics & Lineage The genetics behind Apple Pie come from Apple Pie x Guava Dawg x Banana Sherbet, a pairing that shapes everything from structure to aroma. This heritage gives the plants their distinctive character and helps explain the traits growers notice in the garden. Because Apple Pie seeds are regular seeds from Crockett Family Farms, you can expect genetics that stay true to their reputation. Understanding the lineage helps you anticipate plant structure, vigor, and the overall growing experience. Flavor & Aroma The aroma of Apple Pie leans toward berry, citrus, a profile that fills the room as the plants mature. These scent notes are part of what makes Apple Pie seeds so appealing to growers who value a flavorful finish. On the palate and in the terpene profile you’ll find myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene, terpenes that carry the flavor through every stage. Together, the aroma and flavor make Apple Pie a satisfying choice for those chasing a true-to-genetics experience. Effects & Cannabinoids Apple Pie typically tests around 20% to 25% THC, and the reported effects include daytime energy, creative inspiration, impressive bag appeal. For readers who want to understand the compounds at work, the science of cannabis genetics offers helpful background on how cannabinoids shape these effects. As with any strain, individual results vary with dose, tolerance, and growing conditions, but Apple Pie seeds have built their reputation on a dependable, repeatable experience that growers return to. Growing Apple Pie Seeds Expect a flowering time of about 8 to 10 weeks. Yields are generally high, and most growers would rate the difficulty as intermediate. With attention to feeding, airflow, and environment, Apple Pie seeds reward growers with healthy, productive plants. You’ll find these and many more options among the cannabis seeds at Seeds Here Now. Whether you grow indoors or outdoors, dialing in light, humidity, and nutrients will help Apple Pie reach its full potential. Patience through flower and a proper cure make all the difference in the final quality. Who Apple Pie Seeds Are For Apple Pie seeds suit growers who want a dependable Sativa-dominant hybrid option with character. Beginners can succeed with attention to the basics, while experienced cultivators will appreciate the room to refine and optimize their results. Storage, Germination & What to Expect Store your Apple Pie seeds in a cool, dark, and dry place until you are ready to germinate. Proper storage protects viability and keeps your genetics ready for the day you decide to plant. Use a reliable germination method, keep conditions stable, and give seedlings a gentle start. With good practices, Apple Pie establishes quickly and moves into a strong vegetative stage that sets up a productive harvest. Why Buy Apple Pie Seeds at Seeds Here Now When you buy Apple Pie seeds at Seeds Here Now, you get seeds sourced direct from Crockett Family Farms, so you can trust the genetics in every pack. We ship discreetly across the US with tracking, and we stand behind what we sell. Every order is backed by our germination guarantee and supported by a team that knows these genetics. Add Apple Pie seeds to your cart today and grow with confidence from a source thousands of cultivators rely on.