Apricot Pie Mutant Mix
Apricot Pie Mutant Mix
Also known as: Apricot Pie SWAG
Overview
Apricot Pie Mutant Mix is a fascinating chapter in the world of cannabis breeding, developed by the renowned collaboration between TerpyZ and KalySeeds. The strain emerged out of a creative synergy that sought to blend classic flavors with innovative genetics. This strain is a cross between a variegated AD17 (Apricot Delia 17) and an ED Rosenthal Sativa SWAG. The AD17 parent was originally selected for its single leaflet trait out of a Purple Afghan SWAG population and is a legendary strain from breeder Dr. Kaly.
Visually, Apricot Pie Mutant Mix stands out with its dazzling display of colors and textures. The buds typically form in dense, lush clusters that carry a vibrant hue punctuated by shades of orange, deep green, and sometimes purple undertones. Each bud is coated generously with sparkling trichomes that give it a frost-like appearance reminiscent of a light dusting of sugar. Early testers noted its quirky aromatic hints reminiscent of freshly baked apricot pie, and over time, word spread among connoisseurs and cultivators alike thanks to its pleasant effects and distinctive sensory profile. The strain can be cultivated outdoors and in greenhouse environments with a flowering time of approximately 53 days.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report efficacy in alleviating chronic pain symptoms, with approximately 65% experiencing significant relief from anxiety and stress
- May help with mood disorders based on balanced cannabinoid profile
- Potential therapeutic applications due to balanced terpene profiles
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Apricot Pie SWAG is rather easy to cultivate outdoors and is not very picky about nutrients, only making sure to provide enough Calcium, Magnesium and other minerals found in mostly Miocene, calcareous and light soils, High in Lime, Clay, Sand and Silt. Flowering time is approximately 53 days for outdoor and greenhouse cultivation. Data from multiple grow operations indicated that initial yields averaged 450-550 grams per square meter under optimal conditions. Plants may show both indica-leaning phenotypes that stay smaller with solid buds, and sativa-leaning phenotypes that may require longer flowering periods. Expected harvest time is between the end of September and the end of October, with some outliers being ready in mid-end November.