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Granddaddy Purple Feminized Reviews

4.8 Rating 55 Reviews
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Few purple strains are as recognizable as Granddaddy Purple. Its deep color, sweet grape aroma, and relaxing character have kept it popular for years, but we also wanted our selection to offer dependable performance from grow to grow. By starting with a clone of the original, we worked to preserve the traits that made the strain famous while improving its structure and production potential. Rather than chasing THC alone, the focus was on a balanced version that stayed true to its Californian roots and gave growers a more consistent, rewarding experience.Up to 24% THC with deeply relaxing effectsPurple Urkle crossed with Big BudSweet grape, berry, and violet flavorCan produce around 400–500 g/m²Easy to grow in several climatesDense, resin-covered flowersStrong potential for deep purple colorSuitable for indoor and outdoor growing

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“Every gdp seed Ive popped ended up herming in early flower.”
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Posted 9 years ago
“Every gdp seed Ive popped ended up herming in early flower.”
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Posted 9 years ago
“Not only do the buds look good, they help me with my stress, insomnia, and pain. Perfect.”
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Posted 9 years ago
“GDP is a great strain. I mean, it's not known by stoners around the world for no reason. The indica in it is just so heavy, and combined with that high THC content? Be prepared for some serious couch lock.”
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Posted 9 years ago
“Loved the auto version but this one is way nicer buds are so pretty and smell amazing great Stine as well deff gonna get more of these!!”
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Posted 10 years ago
“Such an iconic strain and for so many very good reasons. Not only is the high intense, but look at it! I could stare at those buds all day, and the skunky smell will drive you crazy.”
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Posted 10 years ago
“I'm stickler for a purple girl, GDP is one of finest marijuana seeds”
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Posted 11 years ago