Rotten Apple Triploid 5 fem

Rotten Apple Triploid – Ape Origin

Rotten Apple is the first triploid strain by breeder ApeOrigin - with an incredibly great growth and a lot of power, it is probably one of the highest quality strains in the entire range. This cross between Lemon Buttercream and Jet A is very easy to grow, it remains quite short but grows very fat in width and is ideal for indoor cultivation, for the balcony or for the patio.

Rotten Apple is a very sticky cannabis strain with a great and unique flavour, reminiscent of a mixture of overripe apples with sweet baked caramel. Many growers also think it tastes like sweet cider or apple cider. Rotten Apple is also ideal for extractions and concentrates and is also very suitable for inexperienced growers.

By the way: the triploid F1 process increases the biomass and potency and ensures that you get more of the very special quality effects...

Lineage: Lemon Buttercream x Jet A
Genetics: Indica / Sativa
Flowering Time: 8 - 9 weeks
Smell: overripe apples, sweet, freshly baked caramel, cider
THC: 30%

ApeOrigin Seeds Focus on Rare Finds and Old-School Genetics

ApeOrigin brings together ApeGenetics and Originseeds as part of a growing breeder group spread across several regions. Their main focus is on preserving and reviving classic cannabis strains, from older medicinal lines to rare landraces that are often unavailable today. Every breeder in the team works toward a personal goal, some target outdoor-friendly plants, while others build strains for indoor growers looking for something different.

Quick Facts
Location: International group, based in Europe
Focus: Rare landraces, medicinal types, and classic lines
Types Available: Regular and feminized
Well Known For: Bushmans, Mazar-I-Sharif, Slurricane, New York City Diesel, Nepali
Works Well For: Growers seeking traditional genetics or rare traits

This group avoids modern hype strains and instead brings attention to older varieties with rich backgrounds. The project appeals to people who value genetic preservation, as well as those curious to grow something you will not see in most collections. More landraces and lesser-known heirloom types are expected to be added over time.