Looks like apple.

The weird thing is that it’s red leaf and the trunk too . Is it normal? Or could it be a mutation? Because it would be interesting if it was a mutation.

I think it looks more like an apple too.

i concur that it looks like an apple. Chokecherry trees have similar leaves, but will roll out green and turn red, not red to green like what appears to be going on in that picture.

>>Your lovely, well branched tree is a cherry tree.<<

Just wondering how you came to that conclusion?

So it’s an apple? Or not? I kinda thought it was an apple for a bit but again the leafs are red and so is the trunk? Is it normal?

It is likely an apple of some kind. it may not produce good fruit, or maybe it will produce excellent fruit, when grown from seed, it is a complete gamble. When we say it looks like an apple, that includes crab apple, which has these coloration's more often. really wouldn't be able to tell until it fruits. It could have white, pink, red, or even purple flowers.

doesn't look like an apple

A bit of careful excavation should uncover the seed. That would id it. My money is still on apple.

Cast my ballot for apple or crabapple as others have noted.

Post a picture of an individual branch against a plain background.

Then add another image, this of a section of a branch which shows leaf arrangement (alternate or opposite) and clearly details at least one leaf, front & back.

Ornamental pink flowering apple seedlings I planted are similar .. when young leaves look darker like yours...

oh crabapple yes. I was referring to edible apples