Washington Apple
Washington Apple is an indica-dominant hybrid name shared by two distinct genetic lines, both cultivated to capture a prominent apple-forward flavor profile.
About Washington Apple
The name Washington Apple refers to two separate breeding projects. The first, an indica-dominant hybrid from RedEyed Genetics, is a cross between Pez and Ortega. This version is noted for its sweet and sour apple profile, characterized by aromas of orange and apple, with a flavor profile that leans into sweet citrus and candy notes.
The second iteration of Washington Apple comes from LIT Farms. This version is also an indica-dominant hybrid, created by crossing Apple Fritter with Red Velvet. Like the RedEyed Genetics version, this cross is defined by its citrus and apple-forward aromatic and flavor profile. Users report a euphoric lift that settles into relaxed focus.
Plant characteristics
The RedEyed Genetics selection of Washington Apple produces olive green nugs, bright orange hairs, and a thick layer of frosty white trichomes.