$98.88
Flavor Profile
Sweet, fruity, tart, earthy
Medicinal Benefits
Stress relief, anxiety reduction, minor pain management
Awards
N/A
Grow Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Structure
Dense, purple-hued buds with sticky trichomes
Sativa/Indica
50% Sativa / 50% Indica
Flowering Time
8-9 weeks
Yield
Moderate to High
Lineage
Cherry Pie x Grape Stomper
THC
18-22%
Dominant Terpenes
Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene
Effects
Euphoric, calming, relaxing
Growing Tips & Tricks
Ensure proper airflow to prevent mold on dense buds. Regular pruning encourages light penetration and better yields. Best grown in warm, sunny conditions.
Grape Pie comes from Cannarado Genetics, who crossed Cherry Pie with Grape Stomper to lock authentic grape candy onto Pie-family structure. It became one of Cannarado’s most-used breeding tools, showing up in the background of countless modern purple strains, but the original still holds its own: purple-hued, sticky, and unmistakably grape.
Sweet grape leads with tart berry behind it, then baked-crust earthiness fills in the base. Caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene shape a profile that is fruity but not sugary-artificial, closer to concord grapes than grape soda. The tartness sharpens with a slow, cold cure.
An even-keeled 50/50 plant, easy to moderate in difficulty, with manageable stretch and dense, purple-tinged buds finishing in 8 to 9 weeks. The main job is airflow: those tight flowers will hold moisture, so prune the interior, keep late humidity down, and give the canopy circulation. It runs well indoors or outdoors and yields moderate to high, better than many purple strains that trade weight for color.
Consumers commonly report a euphoric onset that eases into calm, tension-melting relaxation, matching its Relaxing and Stress Relief tags. It sits comfortably in the late-afternoon-to-evening window without pinning you to the couch at reasonable doses.
A great step-up strain for newer growers, a reliable producer for home gardens, and a bag-appeal play for small commercial rooms. Its resin also carries the grape terps nicely into hash.
Grape and purple fans should also consider Grape MTN Clones, Purple Punch Clones, and Dosi Punch Clones, or shop the full high-THC clones category.
It shows purple genetically, but cooler nights in late flower deepen and spread the color noticeably.
Moderately. Prioritize airflow and sub-50 percent humidity after week five, and thin interior growth at flip.
No, it feeds moderately. Push nitrogen too hard in flower and you will dull the grape terps; steady, modest feeding wins.
