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Tarte Tatin Seeds – Dessert Hybrid with 26% THC
What is Tarte Tatin? Tarte Tatin by Green House Seeds is a feminised, photoperiod hybrid of Caramel Apple Gelato × King's Tart with 65% Indica and 35% Sativa. Indoors it flowers for 8 to 9 weeks, outdoors it grows 150 to 250 cm tall and, according to the manufacturer, yields 1,300 g per plant. It gives the THC content as 26%. The flavour of caramelised apple, vanilla and cream and a strong, fast-acting effect are typical. It suits growers looking for dessert aromas and resinous, easy-to-trim flowers – in the Super High THC Content category. Available in packs of 3 and 5 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Tarte Tatin
Tarte Tatin is a new addition to the Green House Seeds catalogue. For the cross, the breeder combined Caramel Apple Gelato from Compound Genetics, selected for its beautiful calyx structure and its strong smell, with its in-house King's Tart, which it describes as extremely sweet and strong. According to the manufacturer, the offspring have kept the large calyx structure of Caramel Apple Gelato, while King's Tart boosts trichome production even further. Green House Seeds states 65% Indica and 35% Sativa, plus 26% THC, 0.52% CBD and 0.30% CBN. The seeds are feminised and photoperiod, so flowering only begins after the light cycle is switched. Some phenotypes turn blue to dark purple at the end of flowering – a legacy of Caramel Apple Gelato. You can find more genetics from the house behind this parent strain at Compound Genetics.
Who Is Tarte Tatin For?
Tarte Tatin combines dessert aroma with high potency. It suits:
- Lovers of sweet strains with apple, vanilla and caramel notes
- Growers who want little trimming work: according to the manufacturer, the flowers carry hardly any leaves
- Outdoor gardeners with room for plants 150 to 250 cm tall
- Fans of colourful flowers, as some phenotypes turn blue or purple
- Consumers with tolerance looking for a strong but active effect for the daytime
It is less suitable for anyone looking for a mild strain: 26% THC calls for careful dosing. You can find more strains with short flowering and high yield under High Yield & Short Flowering.
Growing Tarte Tatin: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Indoors, Green House Seeds states a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks and rates the yield as high; the manufacturer does not give a figure in g/m². The plants grow very vigorously, form medium-length internodes and set flowers along the entire stem, so that every flowering site develops a bud of its own. According to the manufacturer, they double in size during the flowering phase – take this into account for your room height and do not send them into flower too late. The low ratio of leaves to flowers makes trimming pleasant. With strongly aromatic strains, a carbon filter makes sense. You will find the basics on climate and training in the Growpedia.
Outdoor Growing
Outdoors, according to the manufacturer, Tarte Tatin reaches 150 to 250 cm on average. Harvest falls at the end of September, and Green House Seeds gives the yield as 1,300 g per plant. Such quantities require plenty of sun, ample root space and a long vegetative phase; in small pots the harvest is correspondingly smaller. Support the shoots, which grow straight upwards, in good time so that they can carry the weight of the flowers. The manufacturer gives no information on climate requirements or mould resistance. You can find more strains for open ground under feminised outdoor seeds. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Tarte Tatin
Green House Seeds compares the flavour to the dessert that gives the strain its name: caramelised apple and vanilla, with cream and chocolate behind them, rounded off by a slight creaminess that the manufacturer describes as a hint of Chantilly cream. The chocolate note reminds it of Chocolope. The manufacturer does not give a lab terpene profile. It describes the effect as strong and fast-acting; in its words, it lasts a while: a gentle body feeling, a light head buzz and at the same time enough energy to stay active throughout the day. Green House Seeds speaks of a strain for morning to evening. With 26% THC, Tarte Tatin is very potent, and according to the manufacturer the CBD content is 0.52%. How intense the effect is depends on dose and individual tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Tarte Tatin at United Seedbanks?
United Seedbanks is not an anonymous mail-order seller but a specialist shop for cannabis seeds. You get Tarte Tatin from us as original seed stock from Green House Seeds – with honest strain data instead of advertising promises.
- Original genetics from Green House Seeds – Tarte Tatin from the breeder's feminised line, in two pack sizes.
- Personal expert advice – we know our range and help you choose the right strain and pack size.
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- Verified quality – carefully stored seeds for reliable germination.
This gives you Tarte Tatin with expertise, discretion and dependable service from a single source. The breeder's full range is available on the Green House Seeds page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Tarte Tatin
Which strains was Tarte Tatin bred from?
From Caramel Apple Gelato by Compound Genetics and King's Tart by Green House Seeds. The manufacturer states 65% Indica and 35% Sativa.
How long does Tarte Tatin flower?
Indoors, 8 to 9 weeks after the switch to 12/12. Outdoors, the manufacturer gives the end of September as harvest time.
How much does Tarte Tatin yield?
For open ground, Green House Seeds states 1,300 g per plant. The manufacturer only rates the indoor yield as high, without a figure in g/m².
How strong is Tarte Tatin?
The manufacturer states 26% THC, 0.52% CBD and 0.30% CBN. It describes the effect as strong and fast-acting – so dose carefully.
Do the flowers of Tarte Tatin turn purple?
In some phenotypes, yes. According to the manufacturer, they can show blue and dark purple hues at the end of flowering, which come from Caramel Apple Gelato.