
Genetics and Background
London Velvet Cake is a hybrid strain that results from crossing the Pink Champagne Bx1 with Sour Apple Runtz. This combination leverages the potent characteristics of Sour Apple Runtz, a hybrid of Runtz and Apple Fritter, and the nuanced flavor profile of Pink Champagne Bx1. The strain captures the best attributes of its lineage, highlighting the Sour Apple Runtz heritage while integrating the unique properties of Pink Champagne Bx1.
Flavor and Aroma
London Velvet Cake boasts a rich and complex aroma profile. The dominant creamy notes from the Sour Apple Runtz provide a smooth base, while certain phenotypes may reveal a subtle candied apple touch. The Pink Champagne Bx1 contributes additional layers of flavor, introducing musky, pastry-like notes that add depth to the overall profile. As the plant matures, the aroma develops further, blending in sweet, baked cake-like qualities with a hint of musk.
Appearance and Structure
The strain is visually striking, often displaying beautiful hues of purple and lilac as it progresses through the flowering stage. This coloration is a notable feature of the Pink Champagne Bx1 parent, adding to the aesthetic appeal of the buds. London Velvet Cake generally develops dense, frosty flowers with an attractive array of colors.
Growing Notes
London Velvet Cake is well-suited for both indoor and outdoor cultivation, producing high yields with its robust growth characteristics. The strain’s flowering period ranges from 8 to 9 weeks indoors, with an outdoor harvest typically occurring in October. The buds develop a rich, colorful appearance and are covered in a layer of trichomes, enhancing both their visual appeal and aroma. The combination of creamy, candied apple, and musky baked cake flavors makes this strain a unique and desirable choice for growers and connoisseurs alike.