Grape Ape Feminized Seeds

Say hello to the newest member of the MSNL feminized fam, Grape Ape!

This delicious, trichome dripping banger is the result of an unholy cross of three old-school classics - Mendocino Purps, Skunk, and the ever-popular Afghani landrace strain that has birthed a ridiculous amount of top-shelf progeny.

Grape Ape Feminized seeds sit heavily on the Indica side of the genetic scale with a 90/10 split, offer a THC range of 20-24%, and have a ridiculously fast flowering time of just 6 to 8 weeks.

Easy to grow, a joy to consume, and with bag appeal that rivals the very best out there, Grape Ape Feminized Seeds are a must-have for anyone who enjoys classic strain genetics in a new-school setting.

Weed aficionados that have fond memories of smoking those heavy Indicas that hit the market in the mid-90s will no doubt love Grape Ape seeds, but this one isn't just for the wizened potheads out there. The slower than usual onset of effects makes this strain a bit of a standout in terms of newer offerings, but once it kicks in you know about it. The almost pure Indica genetics offer that heavy body stone that is often fully missing, or at least slightly lacking in the world of new-school hybrids - and the medicinal benefits are as amazing as the recreational fun these seeds bring.

Perfect for those needing a little help to unwind after a long, stressful day and for people needing a cultivar that can induce the heaviest nights of sleep, as well as patients looking for a strong natural pain reliever and inflammation fighter.

While some place this strain in the "difficult to grow" pile, we just cannot agree. Sure, you will need to implement certain training techniques to ensure bumper harvests, but overall Grape Ape is a pretty straightforward cultivar that is a dream to grow both indoors and out. Reaching just 4 or so feet in most cases (that's around 120 cm), this strain is perfect for growers with a smaller indoor grow area, or for people wanting to keep things discreet outdoors. She's a heavy feeder, so be sure to provide her with any and all nutrients available and be ready to top her up on short notice.

Training-wise, you want to try and spread the canopy out as far as possible to help with light penetration and canopy airflow. Topping, fimming, mainlining, and ScrOGging are all great to implement when growing a crop of Grape Ape Feminized Seeds.

Grape Ape weed seeds produce some of the most impressive looking and smelling buds available right now, no question. Hues of red and purple shine through on a background of deep forest green, and the buds themselves can grow to gargantuan sizes - especially for such a short flowering period. The technicolored buds are interspersed with bronze and golden pistils, and the majority of the plant is simply covered with resin.

In terms of fragrances, unsurprisingly grape shines through to the forefront by the time she's ready to harvest. But this is also mixed with skunky, earthy, and sometimes musky notes that only add to the dankness. Scrum-diddily-umptious indeed.

Again, just like the nose, the taste of Grape Ape is dominated by grapey goodness with hints of skunk, pine, and earth throughout. It's a medium-bodied smoke with an almost creamy texture and a slightly sweet aftertaste that lingers for what seems like years. Enjoyable is putting it very lightly.

All in all, Grape Ape Feminized Seeds are simply awesome - offering the classic Indica experience of old but with modern-day power levels and yields thrown in for good measure.