Experience Ultimate Serenity with Grape Ape by Royal Queen Seeds

Grape Ape is a masterful indica-dominant cross derived from the legendary genetics of Afghani, Mendocino Purps, and Skunk #1. This potent three-way hybrid has been carefully stabilized to provide a consistent and robust experience for the discerning enthusiast. With 90% indica genes, you’re bringing a true heavyweight into your grow room that forms the foundation for a profound and high-quality session.

Aroma & Effect

As soon as you break open Grape Ape's buds, you’re greeted by a complex bouquet of sweet blueberries and candy, perfectly balanced by earthy and classic skunky undertones. The effect is exactly what you’d expect from a high-quality indica: a deeply relaxing and soothing stone that seems to soften every muscle in your body. It’s the ideal choice for moments when you want to drop everything and simply enjoy a peaceful, happy vibe and a heavy, calming sensation.

Growing Characteristics & Yield

For the grower, Grape Ape is a dream plant thanks to her compact structure and fast flowering phase of just 7 to 9 weeks. Indoors, plants stay discreet with a height of 60–100 cm, yet they can still deliver an impressive yield of up to 500g/m². Prefer growing outdoors? This lady can reach a height of 190 cm, finishing in late September with yields that can reach up to 600g per plant, provided she’s in a favorable climate.

Grow Specs

• Seedbank: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Photoperiod
• Lineage: Afghani x Mendocino Purps x Skunk 1
• Genetics: Indica 90% Sativa 10%
• THC%: Up to 20%
• CBD%: Low
• Yield: 450 - 500 gr/m2 (Indoor) / 500 - 600 gr/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 60 - 100 cm (Indoor) / 160 - 190 cm (Outdoor)
• Flowering time: 50 - 60 days
• Harvest: Late September
• Effect: Physically Relaxing, Soothing, Sleepy
• Flavor: Earthy, Blueberry, Skunky, Candy

Growing Tips

Given Grape Ape's compact and very bushy structure, I recommend performing light defoliation during the vegetative stage. This improves light penetration to the lower bud sites and ensures optimal air circulation within the dense canopy. Although she is highly resistant to various conditions, she performs best when you keep humidity well-regulated during the final weeks of flowering, allowing those heavy, resin-rich buds to develop in all their glory.