Apples and Banana Z

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Basic infos

Apples and Banana Z is an indica / sativa from James Loud Genetics and can be cultivated outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) James Loud Genetics's Apples and Banana Z is/was never available as feminized seeds.

James Loud Genetics Description

Lineage Receiver | Apples and Bananas
Lineage Donor | Banana Z
Strain Type | Hybrid
Notes | Citrus, Dank Apples, Earthy, Ripe Bananas, Tropical Fruit, Vanilla
Height | Tall
Yield | Large
Days Flower | 63 Days
Best Climate | Outdoor
Seed Type | Regular
Growers Profile | Advanced (medium)

 About 

Apples and Banana Z is a lush hybrid that combines the vibrant fruitiness of Apples and Bananas with the tropical banana allure of Banana Z. This pairing results in a cultivar that is bursting with sweet, tangy, and tropical aromas while maintaining excellent vigor and open bud structure.

 Growing Information 

Expect rapid growth in the vegetative phase and a seamless transition into flowering, with most plants finishing in 63 days. Resin production is exceptional, making this variety a favorite for concentrate artists. Apples and Banana Z is perfect for those who love a layered and fruity terpene experience paired with robust growth and high yields.

 Notes & Experience 

The terpene profile is a masterpiece of complexity, with dominant notes of dank apples, ripe bananas, and tropical fruit, accented by subtle hints of vanilla, citrus, and a faint earthy undertone. The progeny showcase medium-to-tall plants with strong branching, making them ideal for supporting heavy, frosty buds. Lime-green tones dominate the foliage, with phenotypes occasionally displaying golden or purple hues as they mature.