Description
Grand daddy Purple
Grand daddy Purple
Grandaddy Purple (GDP) is an indica strain that originates from Purple Urkle and Grape Ape. GDP has the scent and flavor of grape. What makes this strain stand out most are the mellow and smooth effects to alleviate a broad range of ailments. Recommended for Medical Marijuana patients with anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Alzheimer’s, migraines, headaches, nausea, depression, Parkinson’s Disease and chronic pain.
Bred by by Ken Estes of the Grand Daddy Purple Collective, Granddaddy Purple (GDP) is one of the world’s most recognized strains. It’s a potent indica hybrid cross between Purple Urkle and Big Bud. The strain’s roots reside in California, where it’s known to have up to a 60 day flowering time.
These dark purple flowers smell sweet like berries and grapes. The smoke is thick and smooth with a slightly fruity taste. This strain will leave users feeling uplifted and happy as a wave of relaxation rushes throughout the body.
Before Cookies came at the scene of popular cannabis/marijuana strains, for more than five years, Grandaddy Purple was the choice of cannabis indica for the masses. Created by Ken Estes, this strain is primarily known for its big purple buds all over the world.
Mr. Estes created it with blending and making a genetic mix of cannabis strains called Purple Urkle and Big Bud. Naturally, this strain shares some qualities and characteristics with both of them. It is very likely that GDP (GDP stands for Granddaddy Purple) gets its sultry aroma from Purple Urkle and it Big Bud, which is probably lending its large structure to the legendary newer strain.
It is wrapped in deep purple and orange hues around nuggets that are very much oversized with dense buds in it. Born in 2003, this newer purp has grown in the taste of the masses especially for the cannabis aficionados in California. It is so popular now that it has essentially become a household name when it comes to all the strains of “purple variety.” While it may be 80 percent indica, it is also 20 percent sativa, which leads us to believe that it also has sativa genes mixed in.
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