Grape Jelly

Grape Jelly is a rare and enigmatic strain, and few cannabis growers have had access to seeds and clones of this variety. Despite this, Grape Jelly is known to produce dense, flavorful buds that make her a sought-after option in the dispensaries that carry this cultivar. Discover all we know about the mysterious Grape Jelly cannabis strain. History of the Grape Jelly Cannabis Strain The history of Grape Jelly remains somewhat shrouded in mystery. The cultivar stems from a collaborative project between breeders Mary Jones and Uncle Spaceman. However, almost no information exists about the horticulturists behind these stealthy pseudonyms. But Grape Jelly gives us a glimpse behind the curtain and shows us that this skilled pair have a penchant for fruity flavors and well-balanced effects. Genetic Lineage of Grape Jelly Mary Jones and Uncle Spaceman clearly had an idea of the traits they wanted to tease out in their creation. To achieve high THC levels and uplifting effects, they decided to use OG Glue as the genetic foundation. Descending from parent strains Chem’s Sister, Sour Dubb, and Chocolate Diesel, OG Glue is a fierce hybrid boasting exceptional potency. With a complex flavor profile highlighting notes of herbs and diesel, this strain is also known for being robust and abundant in the grow room. Now, let’s take a look at Grape Jelly’s other parent, Sweet Purple D—a cross of Island Sweet Skunk, Purple Mist, and NYC Diesel. This variety takes a good chunk of its traits from Island Sweet Skunk, which pairs moderate levels of THC and trace levels of CBG to drive an energetic and motivating high. NYC Diesel stands as the second parent strain of Sweet Purple D. This hybrid descends from legendary Mexican and Afghan landraces and induces full-body relaxation. Finally, Purple Mist rounds off Sweet Purple D’s genetic profile; both the lineage and traits of this enigmatic cultivar remain unknown. Physical Characteristics of Grape Jelly As a well-balanced hybrid strain, Gr