1100mg of THC distillate fills this Apple Jack 510 cartridge, with no Vitamin-E acetate, PG, VG or MCT in the tank.
Distillate is cannabis oil stripped back until THC is nearly all that’s left. Nothing gets added after — no thinning oils, no cutting agents.
Apple Jack carries the taste: sliced apple laid over a skunky, earthy base.
Where the Apple Jack strain comes from
Two heavyweights made it. Jack Herer crossed with White Widow, and the result leans sativa.
Seed records credit the cut to Seedism Seeds of Amsterdam. As the breeders tell it, the original ran in Amsterdam coffeeshops back in 2001, and one parent went missing for years before they tracked it down again.
Some menus spell it “Apple Jacks” with an s. No separate strain sits behind the plural — it traces to this same Jack Herer x White Widow cross.
Leafly reads the profile as skunky and earthy with sliced apple underneath. Limonene, caryophyllene and linalool are its listed terpenes, the compounds that carry smell and taste.
- Total: 1100mg of THC distillate per cart.
- Strain: Apple Jack, sativa-leaning.
- Lineage: Jack Herer x White Widow.
- Additives: zero — no Vitamin-E acetate, PG, VG or MCT.
- Thread: standard 510, battery not included.
- Onset: within minutes. Duration: 1-3 hours.

Four things this Apple Jack cartridge leaves out
The spec line reads short on purpose. No Vitamin-E acetate, no PG, no VG, no MCT.
The first name is the one careful buyers scan for. It’s a cutting agent some cart makers have used, and Willo states plainly that this line never carries it.
The other three are thinning oils. Brands add them to stretch distillate and soften the draw.
- In the tank: THC distillate and terpenes for flavour.
- Out of the tank: acetate, PG, VG, MCT.
- Result: a thicker oil that needs a moment to move on a cold morning.

What the Apple Jack cartridge feels like
Sativa-leaning means the head moves before the body does. Apple Jack opens alert and talkative, with a light lift behind the eyes.
Growers and reviewers land on the same words for it: clear, focused, easy to work through. The body stays loose rather than heavy, so nothing pins you down.
- Onset: within minutes of the first draw.
- Duration: 1-3 hours, tapering off.
- Feels like: bright, chatty, awake.
- Best hours: morning to late afternoon.
- Level: fine for most vapers, though two draws go further than you’d think.
Tolerance sets the rest. Newer vapers should take one pull and give it five minutes before deciding.
Flavour and terpenes in the Apple Jack cart
Terpenes are the oils that carry a plant’s smell and taste. Distillate loses them in refining, and Willo blends them back so the cart tastes of something.
- First draw: skunk and pepper, more garden than orchard.
- Mid-draw: green apple skin, tart rather than sweet.
- Exhale: earthy, with a soft floral tail.
Limonene brings the citrus lift, caryophyllene the pepper, linalool the floral edge. That trio is what a Jack Herer cross is known for.
How to use an Apple Jack 510 thread cartridge
Screw the cart onto a charged 510 battery until snug. Past snug, you risk the threads.
- Voltage: begin at 2.4-2.6V on any adjustable battery.
- Draws: short and slow beats long and hard on distillate.
- Wait: inhaled THC lands within minutes, so pause before the next pull.
- Storage: stand it upright at room temperature.
Hot settings burn flavour off first and roughen the throat second. Low and slow keeps the apple in the apple.
Keeping a 510 cartridge fresh
Oil this clean has no stabilisers in it, so storage does the protecting.
- Stand it upright between sessions, mouthpiece up.
- Room temperature beats fridge or freezer every time.
- Keep it out of direct sun, which cooks terpenes through the glass.
- Cold oil draws hard, so warm the cart in a hand before firing.
A cart left flat in a hot car is the one that leaks. Ours ride upright in a pocket and last the tank.
Our take on Apple Jack
The apple sits further back than the name suggests. Skunk and pepper hit first, then a sweet orchard note rides the exhale.
Effects follow the sativa label. We get a bright, busy head from two or three draws, good for a workday afternoon or a long walk.
The honest limit: it’s a poor night cart. Late draws keep our brains chattering, and the indica carts do that job better.
Willo behind the 1100mg cartridge line
Willo is a Toronto brand, sourced, made and packaged in the city by its own account.
The catalog runs edibles, pre-rolls, tinctures and vapes. Their 2000mg disposable is the flagship of the vape line, and the 1100mg tier — carts and JUICY pens — sits under it.
All eleven of our 510 cartridges come from that tier, on one thread and one clean-oil rule.
EX Weed Delivery covers 510 cartridge Toronto orders and runs out to Vaughan in two hours. Orders start at $50, delivery is free over $70, and every drop is checked at 19+.
How the Apple Jack cartridge compares on our shelf
Sativa carts share this row. Here’s how they split.
| Product | Potency | Type | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Jack 510 cartridge (this cart) | 1100mg THC | Sativa-leaning | A clear-headed daytime cart with orchard-and-skunk flavour. |
| Cantaloupe Haze 510 cartridge | 1100mg THC | Sativa | Sweet melon in place of apple, from a Haze cross. |
| Lemon Lime Soda 510 cartridge | 1100mg THC | Sativa | Citrus soda flavour, no strain lore attached. |
| Lifter CBD cartridge | 1100mg CBD | CBD, no high | The same daytime slot with the buzz taken out. |
| 510 thread vape battery | Hardware only | Rechargeable base | The one purchase that runs all of them. |
Every cart above shares the tank size and the filler-free oil. The strain is the whole choice.
Common questions
Is Apple Jack indica or sativa?
Apple Jack is a sativa-leaning hybrid from Jack Herer and White Widow. Growers report a clear, alert head rather than a heavy body, which is why it reads as a daytime pick.
What is a distillate THC cartridge?
A distillate THC cartridge is a 510 tank of cannabis oil refined until THC is almost all that remains. This one carries 1100mg with no Vitamin-E acetate, PG, VG or MCT added.
What voltage should I use for a THC cartridge?
Start at 2.4-2.6V and move up in small steps. Lower heat keeps the terpene flavour intact and saves the coil. High voltage scorches the oil and thins the taste fast.
What does Apple Jack taste like?
Skunky and earthy first, with sweet sliced apple underneath. Leafly lists limonene, caryophyllene and linalool as its terpenes, and that trio explains the mix of citrus lift, pepper and soft floral edge.


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