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Spiced Apple Cider | Hybrid THCa Live Resin Vape Carts | Fall Limited Edition

Price range: $60.00 through $120.00

🍎 Limited Edition Fall Flavor
🌿 Live Resin THCa | Zero Fillers or Additives
🔌 Universal 510-thread compatibility
⚖️ 1g (1.0mL)
🧪 Third-Party Lab Tested

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The Scoop: Spiced Apple Cider is our limited edition fall flavor, a hybrid live resin THCa cart that tastes like the drink it’s named after. You’ll get cinnamon, clove and nutmeg first, then baked apple and brown sugar sweeten the exhale, with the faint floral edge of a fresh-cut apple underneath. The feel is calm and settled, which is why most people save it for the evening. It’s the sweater-weather cart, and the run ends when fall does.

Customers who try these don’t switch brands. “Smoothest and best tasting carts on the market.” “If you are looking for a cart that does not taste like chemicals, this is the one.” “No artificial ingredients means you won’t be nervous about what you’re ingesting.” They’re also particular about the details: each cart is individually labeled by strain, and the packaging is designed to prevent leaks in transit. Clean oil, clean hardware, clean hits.

Two ingredients: live resin THCa oil and plant-derived terpenes. No PG, no VG, no MCT oil. Lab reports at tribetokes.com/certificates-of-analysis/.

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What Customers Are Saying

“Enjoy all my carts. Tastes great and high quality. Love the bundle pricing. Woman-owned is always a plus for me!”

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“Probably one of the cleanest carts I have tried. I was wary of the price and size, but I was pleasantly surprised. It’s worth every penny. Phenomenal flavor and experience.”

Lori H.

“Phenomenally easy pull, the design is super sleek and streamlined, and quality is superb! Definitely a satisfied customer here. My favorites so far are the White Widow and the Louis XIII variants.”

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“Every single one is labeled so you don’t have to do it yourself. The cost is higher than some other brands, but the quality of the packaging and details IMO makes up for that difference.”

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What’s Actually In It

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Live Resin THCa Oil

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Plant-Derived Terpenes

Ceramic Core Hardware

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510-Thread Universal

Science Corner: The Cinnamon Terpene

Spiced Apple Cider is a beta-caryophyllene-led profile, and that terpene is the odd one out in cannabis science. Most terpenes shape aroma and flavor and leave the receptors alone. Beta-caryophyllene is different: a 2008 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showed it binds selectively to the CB2 receptor, the same receptor family cannabinoids use, while leaving CB1 alone. That makes it a dietary cannabinoid hiding in black pepper, clove and cinnamon, which is why the warm spice in this cart is doing more than tasting good. We’re not claiming it changes what you feel; the CB1 side, where the high lives, is untouched. It’s one reason the cannabis world stopped treating terpenes as flavoring. Gertsch et al., 2008, PubMed PMID 18574142.

How It Works

Inhalation is the fastest route into your system. A cart lands in two to five minutes, where a gummy takes closer to an hour, so you can find your level one puff at a time instead of guessing and waiting. Spiced Apple Cider is live resin THCa, meaning the oil was pulled from fresh frozen hemp and kept whole rather than stripped to a single molecule and re-flavored.

This profile is a hybrid, and it behaves like one. Beta-caryophyllene leads, which tends to read as settled rather than sleepy, and limonene sits behind it to keep the top note bright. Most people describe it as calm and clear, not couch-locked, which is why it works after dinner but also on a Sunday afternoon with nothing on the calendar.

Heat is the whole game with a spice-forward cart. Run it at 2.6 to 3.2 volts and you get cinnamon, clove and baked apple in that order. Push it past 3.6 and the sugar notes scorch first, so the exhale turns bitter and the flavor you paid for is gone. Lower is better here, every time.

If this is your first cart, take one puff, put it down and wait ten minutes. The first pull is almost always enough to tell you where you are, and there’s no prize for a second one before the first has landed. Regular users tend to settle into two or three puffs a session within a few days.

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Spiced Apple Cider Cart FAQ

What is the Spiced Apple Cider strain?

Spiced Apple Cider is a limited edition hybrid terpene profile made for fall, not a classic cultivar you’ll find in a strain database. Think of it as a dessert blend built on three terpenes. Beta-caryophyllene leads, and that’s where the warm pepper-and-clove spice comes from. Limonene brings the bright apple top note, and humulene adds the earthy, hoppy finish underneath. The oil itself is live resin THCa from fresh frozen hemp, the same oil in every cart we make, so the profile is the flavor and the live resin is the substance. Because it’s a blend rather than a cultivar, the flavor is consistent cart to cart in a way single-strain live resin sometimes isn’t. When this run sells out, it’s gone until we decide whether fall gets an encore.

What do Spiced Apple Cider vapes taste like?

Spiced Apple Cider carts taste like a warm mug of the real thing. The inhale is spice first, cinnamon and clove with a little nutmeg, and the exhale turns sweet: baked apple, brown sugar and a floral edge that keeps it from reading like candy. It’s the first bakery-style flavor we’ve put in a THCa cart, and it sits well apart from the earthy, gassy profiles of our year-round strains. Two tips for getting the full flavor. Keep the voltage low, because the sugar notes scorch first when the coil runs hot. And give the cart a minute after a puff before the next one, since the spice lingers and stacking pulls turns it sharp. Treated gently, it tastes like the drink for the entire gram.

What are the effects of vaping Spiced Apple Cider cartridges?

Most people describe Spiced Apple Cider as calm and settled, not heavy, the kind of cart you pick when you want to slow down without checking out. It’s a hybrid, and it behaves like one: beta-caryophyllene-forward profiles tend to read as mellow, while the limonene underneath keeps things clear rather than foggy. That balance is why it works after dinner and also on a slow weekend afternoon. Start with one or two puffs, wait ten minutes, and see where you land before deciding on more. Effects are anecdotal, and they’ll vary with your tolerance, how much you take and what else is going on in your day. We describe what customers report, not what the cart does for anyone in particular.

How potent are Spiced Apple Cider vape cartridges?

Spiced Apple Cider carts use the same live resin THCa oil as the rest of our cart line, which runs 70 to 90% total cannabinoids, so the potency lives in the oil, not the flavor. That’s stronger per puff than flower by a wide margin, and a full gram cart is a lot of sessions, so treat it like any concentrate: one or two small puffs, then wait. New users are often surprised by how little it takes, and there’s no way to un-take a third puff. Third-party lab results for the whole line live on our Certificates of Analysis page, tested for potency, heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents and microbials. We don’t print batch numbers on this page because they change faster than we can update it.

What voltage should I use for a Spiced Apple Cider cart?

Run Spiced Apple Cider at 2.6 to 3.2 volts, the low end of what most 510 batteries offer. This is the one setting that matters more for this flavor than for any other cart we make. The profile is built on spice and baked sugar notes, and those are the first things to scorch when the coil runs hot. At low voltage you get cinnamon, then clove, then apple, in that order, and the exhale stays sweet. Above 3.6 volts the exhale turns bitter and you’re tasting burnt caramel instead of cider. If your battery has a single fixed setting, take shorter, slower draws to keep the ceramic core from overheating. Our Saber, TribeMINI and Wand all have a low setting that suits this cart.

Will Spiced Apple Cider carts show up on a drug test?

Yes. Assume any THCa product will show up on a drug test, Spiced Apple Cider included. Standard screens look for THC metabolites, and vaping THCa produces them the same way any cannabis product does. The flavor profile has nothing to do with it; the live resin oil is what the test picks up. There’s no reliable window we can give you for how long it stays detectable, because that depends on how often you use it, your body composition and the sensitivity of the test. If you’re subject to testing for work, a license or a legal matter, the only safe answer is to skip this cart and every other THCa product until you’re clear. We would rather lose the sale than have you fail a screen.

Can I buy Spiced Apple Cider carts online legally?

In most states, yes. Spiced Apple Cider carts are made from federally legal hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill, which is the same legal footing as the rest of our THCa line, and we ship them direct to most of the country. The word most is doing real work in that sentence. A handful of states have their own rules on hemp-derived cannabinoids, and those rules have been moving, so we don’t ship where state law conflicts with the federal one. Check your state before you order; if we can’t ship to you, checkout will tell you. You need to be 21 to purchase, and we may ask for age verification. This is the same answer for our whole cart line, not something specific to the fall flavor.

Is Spiced Apple Cider a good cart for a first-timer?

It’s one of the better first carts we sell, for two reasons. The flavor is friendly, closer to a drink you already know than to the earthy, gassy profiles that put newcomers off, so the first puff is pleasant rather than a test of nerve. And the hybrid profile is forgiving: calm and clear rather than racy or heavy, so a small dose is easy to read. The rules for a first session still apply. One puff at low voltage, then wait ten minutes and pay attention. If you like where you are, stay there. If you’re buying your first setup, the TribeMINI starter kit bundles a battery with a cart for $20 less than buying both, and the battery’s low setting is exactly where this flavor belongs.

Spiced Apple Cider is the only bakery-style profile in the cart line, so it doesn’t have a direct sibling. The closest cousins are our dessert hybrids: Runtz for candied sweetness and Lemon Cherry Gelato for a fruit-forward, creamy finish. Both are year-round. If you want something more settled for the evening, King Louis XIII is the indica most people reach for, and if you’d rather have a daytime cart, Durban Poison and Maui Wowie are the sativas. Spiced Apple Cider sits in the middle of the line on effect and at the warm end on flavor. If you like it and want it to last past fall, the 2-pack and 3-pack bundles let you pair it with a year-round strain.

How should I store a Spiced Apple Cider cart?

Store it upright, at room temperature, out of direct sun. That’s the whole routine, but each part matters for this flavor more than most. Upright keeps oil off the mouthpiece and away from the airflow hole, so you don’t get a clogged first draw. Room temperature keeps the live resin from thinning out and leaking in heat or thickening and starving the coil in cold, which is a real risk on an October porch. Sun and warm cars degrade terpenes, and since the terpenes are the cider flavor, a cart left on a dashboard tastes flatter within days. Between sessions, put the cap back on. A gram lasts most people two to four weeks, and stored well it tastes the same on the last day as the first.

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