Strain Review: Apple Fritter by 710 Labs
Review # 10: Living Soil grown Apple Fritter by @710labs
Lineage/Genetics: Sour Apple x Animal Cookies
Original Breeder: Lumpy’s Flowers
Grower: 710 Labs
Terpene Profile: Unknown
PREFACE: shoutout to @robbie_exotic again for the chance to try some of this flower and some other cool things through the 710 labs list.
COMPANY INFO: 710 is one of the most exclusive heralded names in the game when it comes to quality concentrates and flowers people are willing to pay top ticket for in the legal markets. Originating in Colorado, their CA grow is based out of Oakland. The 710 labs list is an exclusive delivery service with a long waiting list that offers cheaper prices for 710 concentrates and flower with a caveat that you must spend 300$ every drop.
VISUALS: 9/10
After flashing a light on the dark hole of a Myron jar 710 labs has ( fire packaging and feel ) The lime green and purple streaked fluffy nugs shined back at me on the sides of the jars creating a cool illusion of sorts. Streaked with almost clump like orange pistils and super delicate trich heads that coat the surface area of every nug and extend off along with small purple sugarleaves . The texture of the bud was spongelike and the moisture level and cure on the bud were on point.
SMELL: 8/10
This is my first experience with Living Soil so I wasn’t sure how it would come through in the smell & smoke but this strain really came across as a very earthy actual plant matter like scent with hints of sweetness that magnified once I cracked open a nug.
TASTE & EFFECTS: 8/10
I really was curious how this one would taste so I cleaned some glass, took a super smooth rip and was greeted with what basically basically felt like cold air with hints of sweetness and slight musky florals. This was one of the smoother smokes on my lungs, and it hit with an above average high that was super clean and left my mind and body both feeling high yet relatively functional, an effect that I wasn’t expecting but really enjoyed. For the ticket this goes at I most likely wouldn’t grab this particular strain again but it was a great introduction to living soil flower and I’ll definitely be on the lookout for more !
710 Labs Apple Fritter Cannabis Cultivar (Strain) Review
PREFACE: shoutout to @robbie_exotic again for the chance to try some of this flower and some other cool things through the 710 labs list.
COMPANY INFO: 710 is one of the most exclusive heralded names in the game when it comes to quality concentrates and flowers people are willing to pay top ticket for in the legal markets. Originating in Colorado, their CA grow is based out of Oakland. The 710 labs list is an exclusive delivery service with a long waiting list that offers cheaper prices for 710 concentrates and flower with a caveat that you must spend 300$ every drop.
VISUALS: 9/10
After flashing a light on the dark hole of a Myron jar 710 labs has ( fire packaging and feel ) The lime green and purple streaked fluffy nugs shined back at me on the sides of the jars creating a cool illusion of sorts. Streaked with almost clump like orange pistils and super delicate trich heads that coat the surface area of every nug and extend off along with small purple sugarleaves . The texture of the bud was spongelike and the moisture level and cure on the bud were on point.
SMELL: 8/10
This is my first experience with Living Soil so I wasn’t sure how it would come through in the smell & smoke but this strain really came across as a very earthy actual plant matter like scent with hints of sweetness that magnified once I cracked open a nug.
TASTE & EFFECTS: 8/10
I really was curious how this one would taste so I cleaned some glass, took a super smooth rip and was greeted with what basically basically felt like cold air with hints of sweetness and slight musky florals. This was one of the smoother smokes on my lungs, and it hit with an above average high that was super clean and left my mind and body both feeling high yet relatively functional, an effect that I wasn’t expecting but really enjoyed. For the ticket this goes at I most likely wouldn’t grab this particular strain again but it was a great introduction to living soil flower and I’ll definitely be on the lookout for more !
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