Blue Applez is a modern Indica-dominant hybrid from Dutch Passion’s USA Special collection, bred from Apples and Bananas x Purple OG Punch. The Apples and Bananas side delivers that signature fruity apple sweetness, while Purple OG Punch adds color, potency and heavy resin.
The name says it all. This strain is all about loud, in-your-face apple terpenes reminiscent of Pink Lady apples, wrapped in creamy candy notes. Dutch Passion rates THC as extremely high, with levels up to 25-30%.
Growers get an easy, forgiving plant with XL yields of up to 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²), dense buds that can turn purple and blue, and a flowering time of about 9 weeks.
Flavor, Effects, and Apple Candy Terpenes
Fresh green and Pink Lady apple dominates the nose, layered with sweet, creamy undertones, citrus and a subtle hint of mint. Grind a bud or light it up and a refreshing sour apple twist appears, with floral and slightly cheesy complexity underneath.
The taste is smooth and balanced: sweet, fruity and a little sour, finishing creamy. Test smokers called it top-shelf, totally unique and very moreish.
The high opens with an uplifting, euphoric and clear-headed lift, then melts into a heavy Indica body stone that loosens every muscle. Take a bigger dose and expect a cheerful, sink-into-the-sofa couch-lock, ideal for winding down late in the day. Test smokers rated the effect 9.5-10 out of 10, calling it intense yet balanced.
Growing Blue Applez Feminized Seeds
Expect a typical Indica Christmas-tree build with relatively short internodes and medium stretch. She is vigorous and robust, shrugging off minor stress or feeding mistakes, which makes her beginner-friendly while still rewarding experienced growers.
Test growers saw two main phenotypes. One produces large, heavy, dense buds; the other packs smaller flowers absolutely loaded with THC crystals. Both show beautiful purple and bluish tones in bloom and an excellent bud-to-leaf ratio that makes trimming easy and SOG very efficient. Many growers kept clones and mother plants of their favorites.
Bloom lasts roughly 9 weeks; most growers cut somewhere from day 60 to day 70, according to phenotype and taste in ripeness. Indoors, optimal conditions deliver up to 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²). Outdoors she does best in warm, sunny climates. The heaviest colas may need support late in bloom. Run her in a SOG for maximum efficiency or train her to make the most of her sturdy structure.
Blue Applez Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Genetics | Apples and Bananas x Purple OG Punch |
| Indica/Sativa | Indica-dominant hybrid |
| THC | Extremely high (up to 25-30%) |
| Effect | Euphoric, clear start; deep, relaxing body stone |
| Flavor | Pink Lady apple, sour apple, creamy candy, citrus, mint |
| Indoor yield | Up to 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²) |
| Flowering time | About 9 weeks (day 60-70) |
| Outdoor harvest | Best in warm, sunny climates |
| Structure | Indica Christmas tree, short internodes, medium stretch |
| Bud appearance | Heavy, dense, very sticky buds with purple and blue hues |
| Best cultivation technique | SOG; training to use her sturdy structure |
FAQ
What are the genetics of Blue Applez?
Blue Applez is a cross of Apples and Bananas with Purple OG Punch, combining fruity apple sweetness with color, potency and resin.
What does Blue Applez taste like?
Strong Pink Lady and green apple, layered with creamy sweetness, citrus and a touch of mint. When smoked, a sour apple note and light floral, cheesy hints come through.
How strong is Blue Applez?
Dutch Passion rates THC as extremely high, up to 25-30%. Test smokers scored the effect 9.5-10 out of 10.
How long does Blue Applez take to flower?
About 9 weeks. Most growers harvest between day 60 and day 70, depending on phenotype and how ripe they like their buds.
What yield does Blue Applez produce?
She carries an XL rating, with up to 500 g/m² (1.64 oz/ft²) indoors under optimal conditions. Outdoors she performs well in warm, sunny climates.
Is Blue Applez easy to grow?
Yes. She is vigorous, robust and handles minor stress and feeding mistakes well, so beginners can grow her successfully.
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