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Black Apple Hitchcock (T.H.Seeds)

Cannabis seeds

by T.H. Seeds

€ 30,00
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Creamy candied apple flavour meets dense, colourful buds — Black Apple Hitchcock seeds from T.H.Seeds cross Grape OG with Sour Apple IBL for a 60/40 sativa-indica hybrid that tops out at 160cm, yields up to 600g/m2, and develops striking green, red, and near-black hues. Feminized and beginner-friendly.
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Black Apple Hitchcock Seeds by T.H.Seeds

Black Apple Hitchcock is a feminized cannabis seed from T.H.Seeds that crosses Grape OG with Sour Apple IBL to produce dense, trichome-coated flowers with a creamy candied apple flavour. At 60% sativa and 40% indica, it sits in that sweet spot where you get a relaxed body with a creative cerebral lift — without being nailed to the sofa. The colours alone make this one worth growing: greens, yellows, reds, and near-black hues across the same plant.

60% Sativa / 40% Indica Grape OG x Sour Apple IBL Flowering: 8-9 Weeks Yield: 450-600g/m2 Feminized Seeds

Choose Your Pack Size

Black Apple Hitchcock feminized seeds come in two pack sizes. The 3-seed pack is a solid starting point if you want to pheno-hunt without committing a full tent. The 6-seed pack gives you more room to select your favourite keeper — and with this strain's colour variation, you'll want the extra specimens to find the most striking phenotype.

PackSeedsBest For
3-pack3 feminized seedsSingle-tent runs, first-time growers
6-pack6 feminized seedsPheno-hunting, selecting a mother plant

Black Apple Hitchcock Specifications

These are the numbers that matter when you're planning your grow space, light schedule, and harvest timeline.

SpecificationDetail
Seed BankT.H.Seeds (Amsterdam)
GeneticsGrape OG x Sour Apple IBL
TypeFeminized photoperiod
Sativa / Indica60% / 40%
THC Content20-25%
Indoor Flowering Time8-9 weeks
Indoor Yield450-600g/m2
HeightUp to 160cm (untopped)
Terpene ProfileCandy, apple, gelato (creamy)
ResistanceGood mould and pest resistance
Suitable TrainingTopping, LST, SCROG

Running Black Apple Hitchcock indoors? Pair it with a proper grow tent and carbon filter setup — the creamy apple terps are gorgeous, but your neighbours don't need to know about them. A SCROG net is also worth grabbing if you want to exploit that good internodal spacing and push yields toward the 600g/m2 ceiling.

Why Grow Black Apple Hitchcock Feminized Seeds

T.H.Seeds originally released Black Apple Hitchcock as a regular seed, and it gained enough of a following that they developed the feminized version. That tells you something — breeders don't feminize genetics unless growers are asking for it. The parent combination of Grape OG and Sour Apple IBL brings together gassy, fruity terpenes from the Grape OG side with the tart, crisp apple character of the Sour Apple IBL. The result is a terpene profile that genuinely smells like creamy candied apples with a gelato finish. Not "sort of fruity if you squint." Actually candied apple.

The practical appeal is just as strong. Black Apple Hitchcock tops out at around 160cm if you leave it completely untopped, which means it fits comfortably in most indoor setups without aggressive height management. The internodal spacing is open enough for decent airflow — a real advantage if you're growing in a tent where humidity can creep up. T.H.Seeds rates this strain as having good resistance to mould and pests, which tracks with the Grape OG lineage. It responds well to topping: hit it a few times during veg and you'll get a chunky, multi-headed plant that fills out a SCROG net nicely.

Here's the honest limitation: 8-9 weeks of flowering is on the longer side compared to fast-finishing indicas. If you're after a quick turnaround, something like an autoflower will get you to harvest sooner. But the trade-off is worth it — those extra days in flower are where the trichome coverage really builds up and the colours develop. We've seen phenotypes that go from deep green to almost black at the tips, with flashes of red and yellow. It's a genuinely beautiful plant to watch mature.

Growing Black Apple Hitchcock: From Seed to Harvest

Even if this is your first feminized grow, Black Apple Hitchcock is forgiving enough to deliver satisfying results. Here's the process, step by step.

  1. Germination: Use the paper towel method or soak seeds in water for 12-24 hours until taproots emerge. Transplant into small pots with light, airy soil or coco coir once the taproot is 1-2cm long.
  2. Vegetative phase: Keep under 18/6 light. Black Apple Hitchcock responds well to topping — do it once the plant has 4-5 nodes, and again on the new growth tips if you want a bushier canopy. LST (low-stress training) also works well given the good internodal spacing.
  3. Flip to flower: Switch to 12/12 when the canopy fills roughly 60-70% of your available space. Expect some stretch in the first two weeks of flower — plan for plants gaining another 30-50% in height after the flip.
  4. Flowering (weeks 1-6): Buds will start stacking and trichome production kicks in early. Maintain good airflow around the canopy. The mould resistance is solid, but don't push your luck with humidity above 55% in mid-to-late flower.
  5. Late flower and harvest (weeks 7-9): Watch for the colour change — this is where Black Apple Hitchcock really shows off. Amber trichomes will appear from week 8 onward. Harvest when you see roughly 20-30% amber for a more relaxed effect, or earlier for a headier finish.
  6. Drying and curing: Hang whole plants or individual branches in a dark room at 15-18°C and 55-60% humidity for 10-14 days. The creamy apple terpenes develop beautifully during a proper 2-4 week cure in glass jars.

Flavour, Terpenes, and Effects

The terpene profile on Black Apple Hitchcock is where this strain really earns its name. The dominant flavours are creamy candy and apple, with a gelato-like smoothness on the exhale. It's the kind of smoke that makes you pause and actually taste it rather than just inhaling on autopilot. Notable terpenes include myrcene and limonene, which contribute to that sweet, slightly citrus-tinged fruitiness. If you're into making edibles, these flowers complement baked goods — the candied apple flavour translates surprisingly well into butter or oil.

The effect is mellow but present. You'll feel a body relaxation that starts in the shoulders and works its way down, paired with a cerebral lift that's creative without being racy. It's not the strain for getting locked into deep introspection — it's more the one you reach for when you want to sketch, cook, or just enjoy music with a bit more colour. The 60/40 sativa-indica split is accurate in practice: the head leads, the body follows, and neither dominates.

One thing worth noting: with THC levels in the 20-25% range, this isn't a lightweight. Newer users do best with 1-2 inhalations and waiting 15 minutes before deciding on more. The mellow character can be deceptive — it creeps rather than hits.

Black Apple Hitchcock vs Other T.H.Seeds Strains

T.H.Seeds has a deep catalogue, and it helps to know where Black Apple Hitchcock sits relative to its siblings. If you're after something faster, Strawberry Sorbet finishes quicker but doesn't have the same colour variation. If you want heavier indica effects, their indica-dominant lines will deliver more couch-lock, but you'll sacrifice that creative cerebral element. Black Apple Hitchcock is the best T.H.Seeds strain for growers who want a visually striking, flavour-forward plant that doesn't demand expert-level skills. It's the one we'd hand to someone who says "I want something that looks incredible and tastes even better."

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Black Apple Hitchcock really taste like apple gelato?

Yes, and it's not subtle. The Grape OG x Sour Apple IBL cross produces a genuinely creamy, candied apple flavour with a gelato-like smoothness. It's most pronounced after a proper 2-4 week cure in glass jars — rushing the cure will mute those terpenes.

Can I grow Black Apple Hitchcock outdoors in a humid climate?

It has good mould and pest resistance, so it handles humidity better than many strains. That said, keep airflow around the canopy and avoid letting buds stay wet after rain. If your outdoor humidity regularly exceeds 70% during late flower, consider a greenhouse or polytunnel.

Is Black Apple Hitchcock suitable for SCROG or LST training?

Absolutely — it's one of the better candidates for SCROG. The good internodal spacing means branches spread naturally, and the plant responds well to topping and LST. Top 2-3 times during veg and weave the branches through a net for maximum canopy coverage.

How tall does Black Apple Hitchcock get indoors?

Untopped, it can reach 160cm. With topping and training, expect 80-120cm depending on veg time. It's manageable in most tents — even a 150cm-tall space works if you top early and control the stretch after flipping to 12/12.

What yield can I realistically expect from Black Apple Hitchcock?

T.H.Seeds rates it at 450-600g/m2 indoors. Hitting the upper end requires proper training (SCROG or multi-top), adequate lighting (400W+ HPS or equivalent LED), and a flowering period of the full 9 weeks. Most growers land around 500g/m2 with moderate effort.

How does Black Apple Hitchcock compare to other sativa-dominant hybrids?

It's mellower than most 60/40 sativas. The cerebral lift is creative and present but not racy or anxious. If you've found pure sativas too intense, this hybrid's 40% indica side smooths things out noticeably. Think relaxed creativity rather than wired energy.

What colours will Black Apple Hitchcock develop?

Phenotype-dependent, but most plants show a mix of green, yellow, red, and near-black hues — especially in late flower. Cooler nighttime temperatures (around 15-18°C during the last two weeks) can intensify the darker colours, though the genetics do most of the work on their own.

Last updated: April 2026

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Medical disclaimer. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use of any substance.

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