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Apples and Bananas, our Florida fruit indica
Every strain in this series is grown by our own Florida operation and read through its own lab panels. Apples and Bananas is the fruit-basket indica of the lineup: a name that sounds playful and a profile that reads calm, carried statewide in flower and a vape line.
What it is
Apples and Bananas is a modern fruit-forward cultivar we grow in Florida and sell under the Leaf and Vine and Planet 13 lines. We will not dress it up with an invented pedigree; what matters on a menu is how the plant actually tests, and this one is remarkably consistent: every one of its current batch panels grades indica, with no drift toward the middle.
What the current Florida panels show
The representative flower panel on our snapshot (a Leaf and Vine batch packaged 2026-07-07, Jacksonville Sunbeam) tests 25.8% THC with 33 mg/g total terpenes, and the stack is unmistakably fruity: myrcene way out front at 1.45%, ocimene second at 0.47%, then caryophyllene and a touch of A-pinene. Across the state, flower runs in the mid-20s for THC while the vape line concentrates the same profile to roughly 80%.
Reading the profile
Myrcene-dominant panels like this one are the classic soft-edged indica shape, and the ocimene is what gives the aroma its sweet, almost orchard note. If you are comparing options with your budtender, this is the profile to name when you want the mellow end of our flower shelf with a fruit nose rather than gas. The terpene guide covers what each of those compounds smells and reads like.
Finding it in Florida
As of 2026-10-26, Apples and Bananas is stocked at 30 of our 34 Florida dispensaries, in flower and vape formats. Availability shifts with each batch, so check your store's live menu.
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Lab figures are from our Florida menu snapshot (2026-10-26) and change batch to batch; the live menu always shows the current panel, and availability varies by location and day. Nothing here is medical advice; talk with your physician about what fits your treatment plan. For use only by qualified patients.