Grape Dawg

Grape Dawg is an old-school genetic with competing origin stories that split the name between two distinct profiles. The first version, often associated with the Pacific Northwest, is an indica-dominant cross of Lemon Kush and Alien Dawg. This iteration is said to have been created by Nebula Gardens following a donation of a grape phenotype to Robert Meyer. It is characterized by a sweet, grape-forward flavor on the inhale and euphoric, calming effects.

The second version of Grape Dawg is a complex hybrid reportedly composed of Mandarin Cookies, Chem Dawg, and I-95. This variant diverges significantly from the grape-leaning profile, instead presenting a pungent, gas-heavy aroma defined by notes of diesel fuel and skunk.