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Fruit Tart

Fruit Tart combines Apple Fritter with Forbidden Fruit to create a balanced hybrid profile. It is described as having a sweet, pastry-like berry aroma as well as dense, highly resinous flowers. The sources also highlight balanced effects, without providing a reliable indication of their precise character or potency.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • berry

Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Fruit Tart is at the beginning. Below are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.

Editorial profile

Fruit Tart in detail

Origins & classification

The cross of Apple Fritter and Forbidden Fruit forms the documented starting point of Fruit Tart. Its name aptly refers to a profile that combines fruity and pastry-like impressions. The source describes the strain as a balanced hybrid without specifying a more precise weighting toward Indica or Sativa. Reliable information on the breeder, place of origin and release date is likewise unavailable.

Aroma & flavour

A sweet berry component takes centre stage in the aroma. It is accompanied by a pastry-like note, making Fruit Tart seem more like a fruity dessert than a purely tart fruit strain. The individual terpenes responsible for this perception have not been documented. The sensory description should therefore be understood as a reported strain profile rather than a fixed chemical composition. Depending on phenotype, maturity and processing, the balance of nuances may vary.

Terpene profile

The source also identifies specific visual characteristics: The flowers are described as dense and distinctly resinous. Fruit Tart therefore has a compact appearance marked by visible resin production. Further details on colour, plant height, branching or yield are not available, however. The compact flower structure alone also cannot provide reliable conclusions about cultivation difficulty, climate requirements or flowering time.

Effect tendency

The effects are summarised as balanced. Within the source description, this suggests an interplay of different impressions, but it does not provide a reliable basis for more specific statements about stimulation, physical relaxation or progression over time. THC and CBD values are also not provided. Fruit Tart should therefore not be defined by an assumed fixed potency, but by the better-documented combination of hybrid character, sweet berry pastry aroma and dense, resin-rich flowers.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

For comparing strains, this combination is particularly useful: The parentage is clearly identified, the sensory motif is well defined and the flower structure is specifically described. Anyone wishing to distinguish Fruit Tart editorially from similarly named dessert strains will find the cross of Apple Fritter × Forbidden Fruit to be the most reliable reference point. Statements about flowering time, yield, individual effect phases or a specific breeder would, by contrast, be speculative and are deliberately omitted.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Fruit Tart

What type of strain is Fruit Tart?

We list Fruit Tart as a hybrid strain with the parentage Apple Fritter × Forbidden Fruit.

What genetics are behind Fruit Tart?

The parentage of Fruit Tart is Apple Fritter × Forbidden Fruit.

What does Fruit Tart smell and taste like?

Fruit Tart is primarily characterised by a berry aroma. Depending on the batch and phenotype, its expression may vary in intensity.