Brandywine
Brandywine is an indica-leaning hybrid developed by Dungeons Vault Genetics, recognized as the 2017 Dope Awards winner in Seattle. It is known for its sweet, floral profile and balanced, relaxing effects.
About Brandywine
Brandywine is a cross between a Pink Champagne (also known as Phantom) mother and a Grandpa's Breath male. Its terpene profile is led by caryophyllene, limonene, and humulene, creating a flavor profile reminiscent of a post-dinner aperitif with notes of sweet berry, rose, and peppery spice. Users report a mellow experience that transitions from focused euphoria into gentle relaxation without heavy sedation, making it suitable for use day or night. Dungeons Vault Genetics has used Brandywine to create several offspring, including Hangover Haze, Tangie Wine, and Cherry Moonshine. Note that this strain is currently unavailable commercially as seeds or clones.
Plant characteristics
The plants perform well in both indoor and outdoor environments but require extra space to accommodate their branching structure. The flowering period lasts eight to nine weeks, yielding average results under optimal conditions. At maturity, the buds are densely packed, characterized by dark yellow pistils and a coating of purple-hued, sugary trichomes.