Grape Kush Feminized Seeds

Grape Kush Feminized Seeds

The plants that grow from Grape Kush cannabis seeds are sure to delight sativa and indica fans alike thanks to this strain’s multifaceted properties.

Grape Kush, which is a sativa-leaning hybrid, is the offspring of well-known parent strains Pre-98 Bubba Kush and Romulan Grapefruit. Its clear-headed, tranquil high makes for an excellent way to unwind after a long, stress-filled day.

What are the effects of Grape Kush cannabis?

• Relaxed
• Euphoric
• Happy

With Grape Kush cannabis seeds cultivators of all skill levels should be able to easily grow plants that contain a sativa to indica ratio of 60:40 and THC content of 24%.

Depending on who you talk to, Grape Kush cannabis is either a fast-acting or slow-acting strain, which is likely related to one’s THC tolerance level. As such, it’s best to start out conservatively in order to get a good idea of how it’ll affect you.

Regardless of how long it takes Grape Kush to impact you, the general consensus is that its cerebral high is that of a noticeable, yet gentle rush that will have you feeling good. As its effects increase in strength so too do its mood-boosting properties that impart happiness and euphoria. When used in a more social setting, gregarious laughter and all-around positive vibes are hallmarks of Grape Kush’s sativa-induced effects.

When used in moderation, this sativa-leaning strain is unlikely to completely knock you out with its moderate sedative properties. Instead, Grape Kush should deliver mentally lucid and physically relaxing effects that result in feeling more physically and mentally serene. However, if you exceed your usual tolerance level then couch lock and sleep are pretty much guaranteed to happen. 

What are the therapeutic benefits of Grape Kush cannabis?

For patients who are experiencing stress and depression, Grape Kush is said to help to both reduce and manage these issues, thereby providing medical users with some significant relief.

Its clear-headed cerebral effects are reported to help those with ADHD experience a greater degree of focus in their thoughts.

On the physical end of the health spectrum, Grape Kush has an anecdotal reputation for working to help alleviate chronic aches and pains, headaches, nausea, and loss of appetite.

In addition, when used at higher doses, sleep is going to be the likely end result of using Grape Kush, which is something that insomniacs can use to their advantage.

What does Grape Kush taste like?

Like Grape Kush’s potent earthy grape fragrance that makes it one of the best-smelling strains around, its flavor too is heavily dominated by the taste of sweet and musky grapes. When combusted, this sativa-leaning hybrid gives off a smooth smoke with an exhale that is on the sweet and sour side. 

How do I grow Grape Kush cannabis seeds?

Grape Kush, which produces hardy and resilient plants that can withstand unexpected changes in temperatures and/or humidity levels, is considered a suitable and simple option for first-time and novice growers to try their hands at. Furthermore, since all Growers Choice cannabis seeds are feminized the chances of ending up with male plants is only about 10%.

Grape Kush can be successfully grown both indoors and out. When cultivated outside, it does best in a semi-humid environment where daytime temps are between 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re going to grow it inside, you may want to employ the use of carbon air filters as Grape Kush’s aroma will make its presence known to those passing by.

Regardless of where you decide to grow your crop, if you want to bring out Grape Kush’s rich purple hues, you’ll need to shock your plants by exposing them to cold, but never freezing, nighttime temperatures near the end of their vegetative growth stage.

What do Grape Kush cannabis plants look like?

Grape Kush’s medium-height plants produce pebble-shaped nuggets that are very dense in structure. However, what really makes Grape Kush stand out in a crowd is its coloration. Its buds are an almost-equal blend of dark greens and deep purples that are interwoven with furry, rust-colored pistils and completely covered from the inside out with frosty white trichomes.

When to harvest your Grape Kush cannabis plant

When grown indoors, Grape Kush is usually ready to harvest in about 8 weeks with a yield offering of 400 grams per square meter.

Cultivated outdoors, this sativa-leaning hybrid should produce an approximate harvest of 400 grams per plant near the end of September into the first half of October.

Similar cannabis strains to Grape Kush

1. Purple Diesel this sativa-dominant strain also has Pre-98 Bubba Kush as a parent strain
2. Corleone Kush a 50/50 hybrid that’s also an offspring of Pre-98 Bubba Kush
3. Blueberry Headband another sativa-leaning hybrid with Pre-98 Bubba Kush as one of its parents
4. Blueberry Cheesecake a social strain that also has a sativa/indica ratio of 60:40
5. Ice Cream this one has the opposite indica/sativa ratio of 60:40