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Grape Ape

Grape Ape by Blim Burn Seeds — indica/sativa hybrid cannabis seeds. 63-day flowering, feminized.

This is Blim Burn Seeds's release of Grape Ape.

Type
Indica/Sativa hybrid
Heritage
indica / sativa
Flowering
63 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no
Outdoor yield
High (120g per plant)

Genetics

Grape Ape

About this release

Grape Ape is a well-known cannabis in the US. It is a work attributed to the Bret Bogue, a breeder from the famous seedbank Apothecary Genetics, and based in a strain from Mendocino County. Grape Ape belongs to the same family as GDP (Original Grand Daddy Purple). Grape Ape is the encounter between Afghani x Mendocino Purps x Skunk#1. Grape Ape, easy-to-grow productive cannabis Grape Ape is a vigorous shrub with contained height and a growth pattern very similar to a Christmas tree. It is cannabis plant not very demanding in its cultivation, and certainly an ideal plant for beginner growers. Even though, the more experienced growers can squeeze its benefits easily. It responds perfectly in all types of cultivation, as hydroponics. In indoor cultivation it is not difficult to reach a yield of 500g per m2. Outdoors it offers a yield up to 120g per plant, provided good conditions and space for the roots. It is a very productive genetic with a quality product. Grape Ape, sweet grape flavoured cannabis Grape Ape finishes flowering developing beautiful purple colours that highlight its large white resin production. It is a visually spectacular variety with very distinctive sweet and grape sweetie aromas, thanks to which it achieved its fame. Grape Ape produces a euphoric and joyful effect with a very relaxing and contemplative comedown. Blimburn Seeds Grape Ape info: Genetics: Afghani x Mendocino Purps x Skunk#1 Type: Feminised cannabis seeds Genotype: Indica Sativa Indoor flowering: 8 - 10 weeks Outdoor harvest: October THC content: High (15-25%) Indoor yield: High (500g per m2) Outdoor yield: High (120g per plant)