Apple Fritter Auto

135g, as always, I only keep the A and B buds. Smells and tastes just like basic street weed. Nothing special and okay for a test. But I will definitely steer clear of RQS.

Whoops, I almost forgot that I harvested it—or rather, that I needed to write this report. So this journey of ours has now come to an end, and I think it turned out pretty well despite the circumstances. It smells just like the original sour apple rings, even though it’s been hanging for two days now. I think it has a hint of fennel in it now, and I really like that because I love fennel. So far, I think I’ve had three apple fritters from Rqs, all of which I liked, but the next one will be from a different manufacturer.

Too bad I grew on 12/12, I jumped into the project too quickly without thinking. Otherwise, I'm very happy with this APPLE FRITTER strain, it has potential and it smells so good like apple.

Apple Fritter Auto by truly proved why it’s considered one of the strongest autoflower strains on the market, reaching THC levels of up to 23%. This indica-dominant hybrid combines the outstanding qualities of the original Apple Fritter with the speed and resilience of ruderalis genetics, resulting in a compact yet highly productive plant packed with potency, flavor, and dense resin production. On my small farm, she developed beautifully from start to finish. The entire cycle lasted around 9 weeks — approximately 3 weeks of vegetation followed by 6 weeks of flowering. Her structure was especially interesting, with side branches stretching unusually high, almost as if the plant had naturally topped itself. The buds became large, thick, and extremely frosty, completely covered in sparkling trichomes by harvest time. Going into harvest, I was excited to experience the advertised 23% THC, while also looking forward to the sweet fruity terpene profile with sugary undertones After harvest, the plant was dried whole, hanging upside down inside the grow box to ensure a slow and even drying process. Once trimming was completed, the final dry yield came to an impressive 88 grams of dense, aromatic flowers, which left me extremely satisfied with the overall performance and productivity of this strain. When smoked, Apple Fritter delivers a wonderfully sweet aroma with smooth fruity notes and a pleasant sugary finish. For me, it’s the perfect evening smoke — deeply relaxing, calming both body and mind while still keeping the experience enjoyable and flavorful. Overall, Apple Fritter Auto exceeded my expectations with its unique structure, heavy trichome production, excellent yield, and delicious terpene profile. Definitely a strain I would happily grow again.

Overall a very good strain, just a shame that only the re-sown ones have sprouted and I had to harvest too early.