Apple and Banana x Nicole is the fruit-candy pick of the Nicole family in the Candies Seed Co Collector Series VOL.1. Candies sums it up as an expressive fruit candy profile with a gassy, slightly spiced edge: sweet, loud, and built with real resin interest rather than bag appeal alone.
The first parent, listed by the breeder as Apples and Bananas, is a modern fruit-forward cut. Its exact pedigree is reported differently depending on the source, so we will not pin a lineage on it here. What is consistent is the character: apple, pear, banana, and tree-fruit sweetness, with a modern candy finish.
The second parent is Nicole, bred in Colombia by Gato of Marimberos and named after his daughter. She is logged as an indica-dominant plant from (MK Ultra x Blue Satellite) x (Shishkaberry x Blueberry). Inside this cross, Candies says Nicole adds structure, depth, and potency, giving the fruit side more backbone than a simple candy line.
Packs hold 5 feminized photoperiod seeds. The breeder’s quick stats: 8-10 weeks of flowering, Medium yield, High potency, High resin, and ideal for hash and rosin, with the note that resin expression may vary by phenotype and method.
Flavor, Effects, and Rosin Potential
The breeder’s terpene tag is fruit candy plus gas. Expect layers of crisp apple and ripe banana up front, a tropical sweetness in the middle, and then a fuel note with a touch of spice that keeps the whole thing from tasting like plain candy.
Opening a jar should feel like biting into a sugar-coated apple slice at a gas station on a hot afternoon: sweet and fruity first, with that sharp fuel smell drifting in right behind it. That contrast is exactly what makes fruit-and-gas profiles attractive in a rosin jar.
Candies does not publish effect notes for this cross. As a hedged guide, the Apples and Bananas parent is commonly described as happy, relaxed, and euphoric, while Nicole is described as calming and spacy. A cheerful start that settles into a calm, relaxed finish is a reasonable expectation, though individual phenotypes can vary.
For collectors, the appeal is simple: a fruit line that still keeps the Hash First mindset. You get loud, attractive terps on the plant and a resin-focused parent behind them, which is the combination solventless makers are usually chasing.
Apple and Banana x Nicole Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized (photoperiod) |
| Genetics | Apple and Banana x Nicole |
| Line | Nicole “Hash First” – Collector Series VOL.1 |
| Indica/Sativa | Hybrid (Nicole parent recorded as about 75% indica) |
| Potency | High (breeder rating) |
| Resin production | High (varies by phenotype and method) |
| Effect | Happy, relaxed, calm finish (based on lineage) |
| Flavor | Apple, banana, tropical candy, gas, light spice |
| Indoor yield | Medium (breeder rating) |
| Flowering time | 8-10 weeks |
| Ideal for | Hash and rosin |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping and LST; moderate late-flower temperatures to protect fruit terps |
FAQ
What are the genetics of Apple and Banana x Nicole?
It crosses the fruit-forward Apples and Bananas cut with Nicole, a Colombian strain bred by Gato of Marimberos. The lineage of the Apples and Bananas parent is reported inconsistently across sources, so Candies lists it simply by name.
What does Apple and Banana x Nicole taste like?
The breeder describes fruit candy with a gassy, slightly spiced edge. Expect apple and banana sweetness, tropical notes, and a fuel finish.
Is Apple and Banana x Nicole good for rosin?
It was selected with hash and rosin in mind. Candies rates resin output as High, while noting that results vary by phenotype and extraction method.
How long is the flowering time of Apple and Banana x Nicole?
Candies Seed Co rates flowering at 8-10 weeks for this feminized photoperiod cross.
What role does Nicole play in this cross?
According to the breeder, Nicole adds structure, depth, and potency, giving the fruit candy terps a heavier backbone and a resin-first focus.
What yield can I expect from Apple and Banana x Nicole?
The breeder rates yield as Medium. This line is selected for resin quality and terpene character rather than sheer volume.


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