Apples & Bananas was bred by Compound Genetics in collaboration with Cookies. It’s built of a four-way lineage: Platinum Cookies crossed with Grandaddy Purple, with that offspring then bred to Blue Power, and the resulting cut finally crossed with Gelatti. The Cookies side brings dessert structure, Grandaddy Purple contributes the deep purple coloration, Blue Power adds a berry-forward earthiness, and Gelatti rounds it out with a creamy, fuel-heavy complexity.
Apples & Bananas Strain at a Glance
Apples & Bananas is a balanced hybrid, roughly 50% indica and 50% sativa, with some phenotypes leaning slightly more indica. THC levels commonly fall between 23% and 30%, though some tested batches have climbed higher. Its dominant terpenes include myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene, producing a layered aroma of green apple, ripe banana, and berry over a creamy, gassy base. Reported effects include a clear, euphoric lift that eases into progressive physical relaxation.
A Closer Look at Apples & Bananas Strain
Reported THC for Apples & Bananas typically lands in the mid-20s to high-20s, with certain phenotypes from well-dialed grows pushing into the low 30s. The buds themselves are dense and chunky, coated in a thick, glossy layer of resin, with olive-green coloring shot through with violet hues and sparse but vivid orange pistils.
Myrcene provides an earthy backbone that lets the fruit really shine, caryophyllene brings peppery spice and a gassy edge, and limonene lifts the whole profile with brightness, together producing that signature mix of sliced green apple, banana sweetness, and a subtle berry note on the finish.
People report the high opening on a clear, uplifting note before gradually deepening into calming body relaxation, a progression that unfolds differently from person to person depending on tolerance, dosage, and method of consumption.
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Terpene Profile
- Caryophyllene
- Limonene
- Linalool
- Humulene
- Pinene
- Myrcene
