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Apples & Guavas (Regular) – Crockett Family Farms
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$23.10
“Craving a fruity escape? Apples & Guavas from Crockett Family Farms combines Apple Fritter and Guava Dawg for a harmonious blend. With a swift flowering time, this strain delivers Relaxed, Energized, and Balanced effects, all wrapped in a delightful aroma. Scroll down for more juicy details!”
Purchase directly from Seeds Here NowApples and Guavas Seeds – Proven Genetics, Grower-friendly, Flavor-forward
Apples & Guavas seeds bring flavor, vigor, and straight-up ease to your grow. This Regular Hybrid cross is bred from Apple Fritter × Guava Dawg, tuned for real-world gardens and consistent runs. It finishes in about 7 to 9 weeks, so you spend less time stressing and more time watching the canopy stack. Plus, authentic genetics backed by Seeds Here Now (est. 2010) means you’re buying confidence, not guesswork. Short story: great terps, steady growth (with an intermediate learning curve).
Apples and Guavas Seeds – Quick Facts
Breeder: Crockett Family Farms
Genetics: Apple Fritter × Guava Dawg
Seed Type: Regular
Strain Type: Hybrid
THC: 22% to 25%
CBD: Less than 1%
Flowering Time: 7 to 9 weeks
Yield: High
Difficulty: Intermediate
Aroma / Flavor: Apple, guava, skunky, spice, sweet
Effects: Creativity, stress relief, all-day enjoyment
Best Use: Evening, stress relief, creativity, mood lift
Apples & Guavas Seeds – Grower’s Tips
Quick, clear tips for a smooth run. Keep it simple and consistent. This cultivar likes steady light, smart feeding, and clean airflow.
Lighting: Strong full-spectrum LED. 12/12 for flower; keep veg bright and steady.
Environment: Aim ~24°C to 26°C day, ~20°C to 22°C night; 55% to 65% RH in veg, taper to ~45% to 50% by late flower.
Feeding: Start light. Increase as the canopy asks. Watch leaf tips, not the bottle label.
Training: LST (low stress training) is safe; avoid heavy topping late in veg.
Timeline: Expect 7 to 9 weeks. Plan dry/cure space before chop.
Cleanliness: Prune lower fluff, keep fans dust-free, change pre-filters.
Apples and Guavas Seeds – Strain History & Breeding Background
Apples & Guavas comes from Apple Fritter × Guava Dawg, selected for stable structure, crave-worthy terps, and reliable performance. Bred by Crockett Family Farms, it carries the hallmarks of authentic genetics—clean parentage, consistent expression, and strong germination—curated by Seeds Here Now (est. 2010).
Our team lives this stuff—decades of hands-on growing and vendor relationships—so what you get isn’t hype; it’s a vetted cut from a catalog built the hard way.
Apples and Guavas Seeds – User Reviews
Got real-world results with Apples & Guavas? Share your notes and photos. Grow logs help the next grower pick with confidence.
What to include: Tent size, light type, medium, nutrients, veg/flower time, dry/cure notes.
What you tasted: Terp profile in plain words—sweet, citrus, earthy, creamy, etc.
What you learned: Any small tweak that made a big difference.
Apples and Guavas Seeds – Climate & Environment
Apples & Guavas runs well in most setups. Control is king: steady temps, clean airflow, and proper humidity make the biggest difference.
Best fit: Hybrid plants like moderate temps and good air exchange.
Indoor vs Outdoor: Indoors: easier to lock dialed temps/RH year-round. Outdoors: choose a warm, dry window; avoid long wet spells late in flower.
Targets: Day ~24°C to 26°C, Night ~20°C to 22°C; RH ~60% veg → ~45% to 50% late flower.
Airflow: Canopy shake test—leaves should gently move. Stale air invites problems.
Apples and Guavas Seeds – Yield Optimization Tips
Want more from your canopy without headaches? Focus on the basics done right and repeatable.
Start strong: Healthy seedlings, stable VPD, and clean water give you free momentum.
Canopy shape: Even tops catch even light. Train early; keep nodes level.
Nutrient rhythm: Feed to demand. If tips burn, back off. If color fades early, bump N or micros.
Light distance: Follow PPFD, not guesses. Watch leaves—praying is good, canoeing is not.
Finish well: Support heavy branches, keep airflow under the skirt, and dry slow for better bag appeal.
Realistic goal: high yields with quality-first density beat overfed, airy buds every time.
Compare With Similar Strains
Apples & Guavas (Regular)
HP 21 (Regular)
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THC
22% to 25%
20% to 25%
20% to 25%
Aroma
Apple, guava, skunky, spice, sweet
Sweet, citrus, earthy, pine, lime
Sweet, citrus, earthy, pine, lime
Flowering Time
7 to 9 weeks
9 to 10 weeks
9 to 10 weeks
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