Grape Ape Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Royal Queen Seeds

Grape Ape Strain

If you’re looking for solid rest and recovery, fire up this indica-dominant powerhouse to relax every muscle in your body. Grape Ape strain from Royal Queen Seeds packs a stoning punch that’ll get you in the mood to drop everything and simply melt into the moment.

The Offspring of Afghani, Mendocino Purps, & Skunk #1

Now and then, cannabis breeders get particularly ambitious, much like our team did when dreaming up Grape Ape. After some herbal inspiration, they conducted a three-way project using legendary genetics from Afghani, Mendocino Purps, and Skunk #1. After some tinkering, they managed to stabilise indica-dominant Grape Ape seeds. With a 90% indica genetic profile, contrasting aromas of candy and skunk, and a brief flowering time, she certainly offers something unique.

Effects & Flavour of Grape Ape

The Grape Ape weed strain offers a deeply relaxing, soothing, and stoning high. A far cry from energising and cerebral cultivars, this variety exerts the polar opposite effect. Within minutes of smoking her buds, which contain a THC content of 20%, you’ll feel your eyelids become heavy; the tension fall off your shoulders, and your appetite surge. Every time you take a hit, you’ll enjoy potent notes of blueberry, earthiness, candy, and skunk.

Growing Grape Ape in Legal Climates

Grape Ape seeds never fails to impress in the grow room or garden. Indoor plants remain at a compact height of 60–100cm and produce up to 500g/m² after a brief flowering phase of 7–9 weeks. Outdoor plants peak at 190cm and offer a return of up to 600g/plant, ready to harvest in late September.

Characteristics:

• Sex: Feminised
• Flowering Type: Photoperiod
• Genetics: Afghani x Mendocino Purps x Skunk
• Genotype: Mostly Indica (90% Indica, 10% Sativa)
• Flowering Time: 7-9 Weeks
• THC: 20%
• CBD: Low
• Yield: Indoors 450-500g/m2 | Outdoors 500-600g/Plant
• Height: Indoors 60-100cm| Outdoors 160-190cm
• Effect: Calming, Physically Relaxing, Sleepy
• Flavour: Blueberry, Candy, Earthy, Skunk
• Harvest: Late September