Orange Apricot Glue XL Auto

She turned out to be quite a small, compact plant, especially compared to my other strain in the tent (Crystal Candy), which was supposed to be quite similar in size based on the breeder's description. However, what she lacked in height, she absolutely made up for in density! The buds got incredibly fat, heavy, and frosty. I actually loved this little bonsai structure; holding the entire plant in my hands after chopping it felt exactly like holding a beautiful, dense flower bouquet. I absolutely love the terpene profile on this one! Instead of the typical heavy earthiness, it has a surprising, delightful peachy and citrus-like aroma. Thanks to the careful temperature control and the slow curing process, the smoke is top-tier. It burns perfectly and is incredibly smooth, not harsh or irritating to the throat at all. Because of the bud rot suspicion, I had to chop her when the trichomes were mostly milky/cloudy, before they had a chance to turn significantly amber. As a result, the effect is very head-high dominant, energetic, and euphoric rather than a heavy, sedative couch-lock. You have to know that my tolerance is really low (I only smoke 1-2 times a week), so I find it to be very strong and potent! It hits fast and provides a fantastic, uplifting experience. Overall, a fantastic, albeit short, little plant. Highly recommended!

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Strain Review – Orange Apricot Glue XL Auto Orange Apricot Glue XL Auto by Sweet Seeds had a tough run. Grown under only 12 hours of light alongside a vigorous Black Muffin photoperiod plant, she didn’t have the best conditions to show her full potential. Normally, an automatic would get 18–20 hours of light, so from the start she was at a disadvantage. Despite that, she still delivered. The plant developed a nice coat of trichomes, and the buds turned out surprisingly aromatic. The flavor is a really pleasant mix of citrus and sweetness, smooth and enjoyable. Under normal conditions with a proper light schedule, this strain could definitely perform a lot better. Even with the setbacks, she managed to produce quality flowers — a good sign for anyone considering giving her the space and light she deserves.

The “Orange Apricot Glue” from Sweet Seeds developed strangely. While the plant has a sweet, apricot-like scent, mixed with diesel, the flowers seem to have developed improperly. While other plants in the tent produced healthy, sugary buds, the “Orange Apricot Glue” only produced a lot of trichomes, while the flower development progressed very slowly. I was unsure at times, if the plant was a hermie. In the end, however, the harvest is good and the potency is absurd.