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Apple Tart

Premium hybrid cannabis variety

Last updated: June 8, 2026

Apple Tart is a strain name with more than one recipe card. Depending on the source, you’re either smoking a Clearwater Genetics dessert cut or a multi layered build from Supernatural Seeds in the UK. Origin 1: Clearwater Genetics The Colorado crew behind this version crossed Apple Fritter x Runtz. Apple Fritter (Sour Apple x Animal Cookies) brings doughy sweetness and diesel undertones, while Runtz (Zkittlez x Gelato) layers in candy fruit and creamy gas. That pairing put Apple Tartz on the map, even earning “Strain of Summer” hype in 2022. Origin 2: Supernatural Seeds UK Their version stacks (Sour Diesel x C99) x Animal Cookies x Gelatti. The result leans sharper and spicier, with sour apple tang, cookie funk, and creamy Gelatti notes swirling together. Across cuts, flavors tilt between tart apple, berry cream, and cookie dough with a cinnamon spice finish. Effects arrive fast — a cerebral lift that can feel chatty and social or send you inward, followed by a warm, body wide calm. Potency often lands mid-20s THC, so it’s a treat with some teeth. Apple Tart shows that even when breeders can’t agree on the recipe, the outcome still tastes like a win.

Prominent Effects

EuphoricHappyRelaxedUplifted

Flavors & Aromas

AppleBerryDieselEarthySweet

Medical & Consumer Disclaimer

The information regarding the Apple Tart strain is compiled from customer reports and reviews. Individual reactions to cannabis vary based on body chemistry, tolerance, dosage, and consumption methods. As a hybrid strain, Hybrids typically present a blend of physical and mental qualities depending on the cross. This profile is for informational purposes and is not intended to substitute for professional medical guidance or advice.

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