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Apricot

Feminised

Apricot is a balanced hybrid known for apricot-forward terpenes and a clear, uplifting high.

Why choose Apricot?
  • Distinct apricot aroma with citrus lift
  • Performs well in ventilated greenhouses
  • Balanced high ideal for daytime use
THC 18-22%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage Apricot x Haze
Genotype Balanced Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium (1.2-1.8 m)
Yield Medium-High
Taste Apricot, Citrus, Woody
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Moist Western Coastal Climate
Effects Uplifting, Relaxed, Focused
Environment Greenhouse / Outdoor

About Apricot

Apricot is a fruit-forward balanced hybrid that offers a focused, uplifting effect paired with gentle body relaxation. It suits greenhouse growers who manage humidity and airflow carefully, and rewards intermediate skill with consistent yields and a sweet stone-fruit aroma.

Grow Difficulty:

Apricot requires intermediate skills because it can be prone to mould in wetter conditions and benefits from careful airflow management. In the moist western coastal climate growers should pay close attention to humidity control and plant spacing.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering completes in around 8–10 weeks. In greenhouse or outdoor settings expect finishing in late September in southern UK locations.

Yield:

Yield is medium to high when feeding, training and ventilation are well managed. Greenhouse crops in good Bristol sites can produce dependable harvests with repeatable weights.

Height:

Plants develop a central cola with a network of side branches and reach a medium height. Outdoor specimens typically sit between 1.2 and 1.8 metres with sturdy stems under support.

Environment:

Indoors Apricot adapts to SOG or ScrOG and benefits from dehumidification when grown in Bristol. Outdoors or under glass around Bristol it performs reliably if sheltered from prolonged rain.

Climate:

Growing Apricot in Bristol requires vigilance because the moist western coastal climate increases mildew and mould risk. A well-ventilated greenhouse with dehumidification provides the best balance between protection from rain and a dry ripening environment.

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My greenhouse in Bristol is very humid, what first step should I take?
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Increase ventilation and run a dehumidifier during wet weeks, and space plants to improve airflow.
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I see bud rot starting on one cola, should I harvest or remove the cola?
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Cut out the affected cola immediately, check neighboring buds and adjust humidity and airflow to prevent spread.
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What training method gives the best yield for Apricot?
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A light SCROG combined with selective topping balances canopy uniformity and airflow for good yields.
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How do I know when Apricot is ready to harvest?
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Watch trichome colour shifting from clear to milky with some amber and check pistils; timing depends on desired effect.
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Any tips for improving flavour in final cure?
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Dry slowly at stable humidity, then cure in glass jars with burping for a minimum of four weeks to preserve apricot notes.

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