Granny Apple Runtz

Naming reference, not genetics. The 'Granny' label leans on the Granny Smith side of the Apple Fritter aroma — that tart-apple bite. Cannabis strains aren't bred from fruit; the name signals what the aroma reminds growers of.

The Apple Fritter side adds a tart-apple top note that pure Runtz doesn't carry — Runtz on its own is sweeter-candy with no fruit-bite. The body weight on Granny Apple Runtz also tends to land a bit heavier than the original Runtz phenotype.

Indirectly — Runtz is on the Cookies side of modern breeding, but Granny Apple Runtz itself isn't a Cookies-branded release. Different growers carry their own pheno cuts, which is why batch character can shift jar to jar.

Mid-to-late afternoon tends to fit best — early enough that the body weight isn't a problem, late enough that you're past the need for sharp head-up energy. Some indica-leaning phenos push it firmly into evening territory.