Granddaddy Purple aka GDP was first introduced to the world in 2003, when esteemed-grower and horticulturalist Ken Estes crossed together Big Bud and Purple Urkle. Ever since its introduction, GDP has become a California staple that is cherished for its uplifting effects and complex grape and berry-like flavours.
| BUD SIZE | Medium |
|---|---|
| GRADE | AAA+ |
| LINEAGE | Big Bud x Purple Urkle |
| EFFECTS | Uplifted, Relaxed, Happy, Euphoric & Giggly |
| PHENOTYPE | Indica |
| TERPENE PROFILE | Earthy, Fruity, Pine, & Woody |
Granddaddy Purple
Introducing Granddaddy Purple (GDP), an iconic indica strain born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Created by Ken Estes of Estes Farms in 2003, Granddaddy Purple is one of the most popular and sought after indica strains on the west coast. The result of crossbreeding two other classic indica favorites – Purple Urkle and Big Bud – Granddaddy Purple offers heavy-hitting effects, unique flavor, and a plethora of medical benefits.
Effects of Granddaddy Purple
This potent purple strain delivers a euphoric head rush followed by a deep relaxation that will leave you feeling happy and content. Users report a smooth, calming body buzz that intensifies over time, and sometimes psychedelic effects. Granddaddy Purple’s unique profile of effects makes it a great choice for treating anxiety, depression, PTSD, appetite loss, chronic pain, migraines, and insomnia.
THC Content
Granddaddy Purple is an indica-dominant hybrid boasting a 70:30 indica to sativa ratio. THC levels range from 20-27%, and 1% CBD. Its parent, Big Bud, is also indica dominant with 85%:15% and 23%-26% THC; while GDP’s other parent, Purple Urkle, another Californian native strain, trends at 18%-21% THC on average as a balanced 50%:50% hybrid. Its child, The Loops, is another indica dominant hybrid with an average of 22% THC; its other child, Candyland, is a sativa dominant hybrid with an impressive 24%-29% THC average, 1% CBD, and 1% CBN.
Appearance & Aroma
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