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Jungle Apples

Feminised

Jungle Apples is an indica-dominant hybrid with fruity aroma and robust resin production.

Why choose Jungle Apples?
  • Compact plants with hefty colas
  • Sweet apple and citrus terpene mix
  • Great for intermediate growers in controlled setups
THC 22-26%
CBD 0.2-1%
Lineage Apple Fritter x Jungle Cake
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium (80-140 cm indoors)
Yield Medium-high (up to 450-500 g/m² indoor)
Taste apple, citrus, spicy sugar
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Humid greenhouse
Effects uplifting, relaxing, mildly sedative
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Jungle Apples

Jungle Apples is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Apple Fritter x Jungle Cake that offers dense, aromatic buds and reliable yields. It performs well in controlled environments and produces a balanced high with clear uplift followed by body relaxation.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Jungle Apples in humid greenhouse environments raises the risk of mould without active dehumidification. The strain suits an intermediate grower who can manage ventilation and timely defoliation.

Flowering Time:

Flowering usually takes eight to nine weeks under stable conditions. A few phenotypes may require an extra week to reach full resinous maturity.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high when plants are trained and fed correctly. With SCROG or SOG and proper nutrients, indoor harvests around 450–500 g/m² are achievable.

Height:

Plants develop a sturdy central cola and remain relatively compact compared with tall sativas. Indoor heights typically range from 80 to 140 cm depending on training methods.

Environment:

Indoors it responds well to SCROG and low-stress training to maximise canopy use in small spaces. Outdoors in Buckinghamshire the plants finish reliably in late September when given shelter from prolonged wet weather.

Climate:

Growing Jungle Apples in Buckinghamshire with humid greenhouse environments demands active climate control to prevent bud rot. Maintain steady temperatures and reduce humidity during late flower to protect yields in Buckinghamshire.

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My greenhouse humidity spikes in late summer, what do you do?
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I run a dehumidifier and increase ventilation, pruning lower growth to improve airflow and reduce trapped moisture.
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Which training gave you the best yields?
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A tight SCROG net combined with selective topping produced the most even canopy and highest per-square-metre yields for me.
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How long did you hang plants to dry?
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I hang at 45–55% RH for about seven to ten days until stems snap rather than bend before trimming into jars.
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What terpene notes stood out in your run?
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Apple and citrus were dominant, with a sugary spice that became more pronounced after a couple of weeks curing.
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Did you see any mould issues in Buckinghamshire trials?
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Only when I neglected air movement; once I improved circulation and reduced humidity during late flower I avoided bud rot entirely.

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