STRNG Seeds – Apple Fritter Auto

Apple Fritter Auto delivers the sweet, bakery-like flavor and striking visual appeal of the original in a quick, compact format. It’s ideal for growers who want a fast harvest without sacrificing flavor or bag appeal.

Early on, it carries a light herbal and fruity scent. By mid to late flower, the aroma becomes rich and bold — with notes of baked apple, cinnamon, dough, and a hint of fuel.

The session is sweet and creamy with a tart apple edge. On exhale, you’ll notice hints of pastry and nutmeg, finishing smooth and rich. A proper cure deepens the dessert-like profile.

It’s shorter and faster, but the flavor, structure, and resin production remain impressively close to the original. It’s a great option for those with limited space or time.

Most growers describe Apple Fritter Auto as well-balanced — relaxing without being too heavy. It’s often favored for casual evenings or winding down without full couchlock.

The dessert-like terpene profile is rare in autos. Growers looking for rich, creamy, fruit-forward flavors love how expressive this strain is despite its compact lifecycle.

Yes — the buds are dense, trichome-rich, and often show light purples and dark greens beneath a heavy frost. It looks boutique-quality straight off the branch.

Look for cloudy trichomes, 70–90% darkened pistils, and a strong apple-pastry aroma. Buds should feel firm and sticky to the touch.

It typically finishes in 9–10 weeks. Some phenotypes may need a few extra days for full density and aroma development.

Absolutely. With a low-to-medium profile and short lifecycle, it’s ideal for balconies, patios, or tents where discretion matters — just be ready for a strong late-flower scent.

No. It flowers automatically based on age, not light cycle. Most growers run 18–20 hours of light per day from seed to harvest.

Yes. In warm or temperate climates, you can grow 2–3 full cycles per season. Its fast finish makes it ideal for repeat outdoor harvests.

Avoid topping — autos have a short veg phase. Use low-stress training (LST) to shape the canopy early and encourage lateral growth.

Indoors, it reaches 60–100 cm. Outdoors, it may stretch slightly taller. Its bushy shape and thick main cola make it ideal for space-conscious grows.

Yes. It’s easy to grow, resilient to minor mistakes, and doesn’t require complicated feeding or training. Just ensure good airflow and avoid overwatering early on.

Use a 3–5 gallon (11–19L) pot from the start. Autos prefer staying in their final container to avoid shock or stunted growth.

Around week 3 or once you see pre-flowers. Begin with half strength and adjust based on plant response. Apple Fritter Auto responds well to a balanced bloom feed.

Keep temps between 21–26°C (70–79°F) and reduce humidity to 45–50% during flowering to prevent mold on dense buds.

Only light defoliation is recommended. Clear lower growth and large fan leaves blocking bud sites, but avoid aggressive pruning.

Dry slowly in a dark room at 55–60% humidity for 7–10 days. Then cure in glass jars for 3–4 weeks to enhance the full dessert-like flavor and aroma.