Florette | Applescotti | Whole Flower

Biscotti came out of the Cookies program in California, known for the smell of sweet cookie dough with diesel underneath. Applescotti crosses it with Apples and Bananas, a fruit-heavy plant that breaks open on sweet apple, ripe banana and a hint of spice. The cross reached California menus in the early 2020s. Its nose is commonly described as tart apple over fuel-forward gas, with a warm, nutty earthiness and a funky dank at the edges. The exhale runs sweet and bready, closer to apple pastry than fresh fruit. Reviewers report a wave of euphoria that settles into head-to-toe relaxation. Pick it when you want dessert and gas in the same smoke: the apple comes from one side of the family, the diesel from the other, and neither drowns the other out. About Florette: Florette is Casa Verde Farms' brand, grown, processed, and distributed entirely within New York State under the company's own Cultivator, Processor, and Distributor licenses - OCM-CULT-24-000117, OCM-PROC-24-000089, and OCM-DIST-24-000076.