FIND ZAS T22, sold as Zour Apples, is one of the cheaper flowers on the UK medical cannabis market. On paper, it looks solid enough, 22% THC, indica hybrid, Terra Verde grown in Portugal, packed by Curaleaf Laboratories, with myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene and terpinolene listed as its key terpenes.
In reality, I didn’t think it was anything special.
This is a budget medical cannabis flower that mostly survives on price. It isn’t awful, it isn’t unusable, but it never really gives you that feeling that you’ve found a hidden gem. Out of the FIND flower I’ve had so far, this is probably the weakest.
FIND ZAS T22 at a glance
- Strain: Zour Apples
- Brand: FIND
- Label: ZAS T22
- THC: 22%
- CBD: <1%
- Type: Indica hybrid
- Producer: Terra Verde
- Packaged by: Curaleaf Laboratories
- Origin: Portugal
- Irradiation: Gamma irradiated
- Main terpenes listed: Myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene, terpinolene
What FIND ZAS 22% is actually like
The easiest way to describe this one is that it reminded me of the sort of haze I used to get on the black market, just not as good.
That’s the main thing that stuck with me. For something meant to be indica dominant, it came across much more haze-like in smell and general character. There was that familiar sharp, slightly herbal, slightly old-school profile that makes you think it might have a bit of lift to it, but without the quality or punch to make it stand out.
That mismatch is what let it down for me. When I see indica hybrid on the label, I expect a bit more body, a bit more depth, a bit more of that settled evening feel. This didn’t really give me that. It felt thinner than expected, and a bit confused.
Smell, appearance and vape quality
The flower itself was fine, but only fine. Nothing about the bag appeal really stood out. It didn’t look premium, didn’t smell especially rich, and didn’t make much of a first impression beyond being acceptable.
The smell leaned far more towards haze than anything fruity, heavy or clearly indica-led. The terpinolene influence makes sense here, because that’s the part that seemed to come through most in the overall character. If you like that slightly old-school, herbal, almost sativa-ish edge, you may get on with it better than I did.
In the vape, it was decent enough but forgettable. Not harsh enough to be a problem, not tasty enough to be memorable. It just sort of existed. That’s not a disaster at this price, but it isn’t praise either.
Effects and overall feel
This is where I expected more. Instead of a clearly relaxing, body-led, indica-style effect, I got something that felt closer to a budget haze with the edges sanded down. It wasn’t intensely racey or unpleasant, but it also wasn’t especially comforting, sedating or satisfying.
It did the job well enough in a functional sense. I could use it, I could finish it, and I can see why some patients wouldn’t mind it as a lower-cost option. But I never found myself thinking, “I’d happily order this again.”
That’s the difference. Plenty of flower is usable. Much less of it is worth looking forward to.
How it compares to other FIND strains
For me, this sits below FIND Wedding Pop Triangle and FIND Zookies. Both of those felt more convincing in their own way. Even Curaleaf Lavender Cake and Muzo Lemon MAC had a clearer identity than this, and Curaleaf Tripoli felt more coherent as a budget option too.
FIND ZAS T22 isn’t offensively bad. It’s just a bit mediocre, and that is sometimes worse, because there isn’t much to say beyond “yes, it works, but no, I wouldn’t rush back.”
Value for money
This is where it earns its keep. FIND ZAS is cheap by UK prescription standards, and that’s doing a lot of the work here.
If this were priced like some of the more expensive flower on the market, I’d be much harsher. But at budget pricing, you can at least make the case that it’s serviceable medical cannabis flower for patients who want to keep costs down. If you’re trying to stay within prescribing limits or monthly budget caps, that matters more than people like to admit.
If cost is a major factor for you, it’s worth reading my piece on the hidden Curaleaf portal monthly allowance issue, and using the medical cannabis cost calculator to work out what your flower is actually costing you over time.
Would I buy FIND ZAS T22 again?
No, I wouldn’t.
Not because it’s terrible, but because it’s too easy to settle for “cheap and alright” when there are other flowers that do more than that. This one felt like a legal, toned-down reminder of middling black market haze, and that isn’t enough to tempt me back.
Final verdict on FIND ZAS 22%
Rating: 3/5
FIND ZAS T22 is cheap, usable, and underwhelming. It smells more haze-like than the indica hybrid label suggests, the effects never really commit to anything interesting, and the overall experience is decent at best.
If you want a low-cost UK medical cannabis flower and don’t mind something a bit plain, you might get on fine with it. If you’re expecting a proper indica-leaning standout, lower your expectations now.
For me, this was the weakest FIND flower I’ve had so far.
Disclaimer: This article reflects one patient’s experience and opinion. It is not medical advice. Always follow your prescription and your clinician’s guidance.
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