Grape Skunk
Grape Skunk is an indica-dominant hybrid known for its pungent, skunky aroma and varying genetic lineages, often associated with sedative, relaxing effects.
About Grape Skunk
Grape Skunk is a heavily indica-leaning strain with two distinct, widely cited origin stories. The first version is attributed to breeders at Canna Bella Seed Club and is a cross of Bella Ortega and Pineapple Gold. This iteration is characterized by aromas of skunk, sour lemons, and earth, with a flavor profile that emphasizes skunk with subtle lemon notes. The second, more common origin theory describes the strain as a three-way cross of Super Skunk, Grapefruit, and Blueberry, with an unknown breeder. This version is noted for a sweeter profile, featuring aromas of berries, earth, and skunk, with a flavor profile of sweet grapes, berries, and skunk. Users report a euphoric onset that transitions into deep physical relaxation and sleepiness.
Plant characteristics
Across both reported lineages, Grape Skunk presents as a short, bushy plant consistent with its indica heritage. The Canna Bella Seed Club selection has a flowering period of 56 to 60 days and is noted for high yields. The three-way cross variant has a flowering window of 56 to 63 days and may develop blue and purple hues if exposed to cooler temperatures during the final stages of the flowering cycle.