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Granddaddy Purple Strain Single

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This Granddaddy Purple flower is named for a strain that Leafly says Ken Estes popularized in 2003; our Granddaddy Purple strain guide places that in the Bay Area. Leafly lists it as an indica and gives GDP among its other names.

Mendo Purps and Skunk, or Big Bud and Purple Urkle

Leafly’s text describes an indica cross of Mendo Purps, Skunk and Afghanistan genetics, and adds that other people say it is Big Bud crossed with Purple Urkle. Its genetics panel lists Skunk 1 and Mendocino Purps as the parents, and Cherry Pie and Purple Punch as children of the strain.

AllBud gives Big Bud crossed with Purple Urkle and calls it a heavy indica-dominant strain, 70% indica and 30% sativa.

Purple under a snow of resin

Leafly describes deep purple flowers under a snow-like coat of white resin crystals. AllBud calls the buds strikingly purple, with bright orange hairs and a sticky resin coat.

Robert Misic explains in our guide that the purple comes from anthocyanins, pigments tied to the strain’s genetics and often deepened by cooler temperatures while the plant grows. A darker purple therefore says nothing about freshness; he points to the grape-and-berry smell as the better check. More on keeping flower fresh is in our weed storage guide.

Grape, berry and violet

Leafly’s flavour tags are grape, berry and violet, and it says the grape and berry aroma comes from the strain’s Purps and Ghani heritage. AllBud describes a very sweet grape flavour with a pungent, sharp aftertaste, and a strong sweet grape and berry aroma with a spicy pungency.

In Leafly’s terpene breakdown, myrcene (herbal) leads, with pinene and caryophyllene behind it.

THC, flowering time and effects

Leafly shows THC at 17% with 0% CBD, while AllBud shows 20% to 27% with CBD around 1%. Leafly says the plant yields heavily and is ready to harvest after a 60 day flowering time indoors.

Leafly describes cerebral euphoria together with physical relaxation, and its reviewers tag relaxed and hungry; its 5,727 ratings average 4.4. AllBud describes a cerebral rush with euphoria, a mildly psychedelic drift in the mind and deep bodily relaxation. Its tags are euphoria, happy, hungry and relaxing, from 119 votes and 69 reviews averaging 4.6.

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Granddaddy Purple — Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Who made Granddaddy Purple popular?

Leafly credits Ken Estes with popularizing the strain in 2003, and our guide places that in the Bay Area.

Q.Which other spellings and nicknames are used for it?

Leafly lists Grand Daddy Purp, Granddaddy Purple Kush, Granddaddy Purps, GDP, Grandaddy Purple and Grandaddy Purp.

Q.Does a deeper purple mean fresher flower?

No, according to Robert Misic’s tip in our guide: the colour comes from anthocyanins set by the genetics, so he suggests trusting the grape-and-berry smell instead.

Q.Which strains come from Granddaddy Purple?

Leafly lists Cherry Pie and Purple Punch as its children.

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