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  • Indica
  • THC 28.9%
  • TERPS 4.9%

Apples & Bananas

Introducing Apples & Bananas – the sweetest new offering from your pals mouth-watering 1964. Sweet and Sour fruits blend with subtle herbal, gas notes to create a complex and mouth-watering smoking experience. Contains: 7 grams

Pack Date: 2026-09-15

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About Apples & Bananas

Introducing Apples & Bananas – the sweetest new offering from your pals mouth-watering 1964. Sweet and Sour fruits blend with subtle herbal, gas notes to create a complex and mouth-watering smoking experience. The neuanced fruit salad profile translates deliciously to the smoke with an impressive duration of flavour.

You know what they say – an Apples & Bananas a day keeps the bad vibes away.

Contains: 7 grams


Terpene Analysis

  • Myrcene
    • 2.2%
    • 0.8%
    • 0.5%
  • Ocimene
    • 2.2%
    • 0.8%
    • 0.5%
  • Pinene
    • 2.2%
    • 0.8%
    • 0.5%

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About 1964

At 1964, we’re all about delivering quality cannabis without the fuss. Playful, witty, and a bit cheeky, we stay authentic while showing how cannabis is meant to be enjoyed—casual and without shame. Inspired by the rebellious vibes of the ’60s, we embrace the spirit of exploration that led to the discovery of THC by Professor Mechoulam in 1964.