Strain · Indica · Mendocino Purps × Skunk × Afghani
Grape Ape
Grape Ape is a indica cannabis cultivar, a cross of Mendocino Purps × Skunk × Afghani. It typically tests around 18–23% THC and leans on Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene. Effects commonly reported include relax, sleep, pain relief. Effects may vary.
Also known as: Purple Ape, Ape
- Type
- Indica
- Typical THC
- 18–23%
- CBD
- <1%
- Lineage
- Mendocino Purps × Skunk × Afghani
- Top terpenes
- Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene
- Flavor
- Grape, Berry, Earthy
Terpene profile
Grape Ape is a heavy indica from Apothecary Genetics, crossing Mendocino Purps, Skunk, and Afghani into dense purple buds that smell and taste like sweet grape candy over earthy berry. The myrcene-forward profile is often reported as deeply relaxing and full-body, the kind of cultivar many describe as a late-night, do-nothing pick. Best for experienced smokers who want weight, not lift. Effects may vary.
What to expect
Grape Ape is most often reported as relax, sleep, pain relief, anxiety relief. Like any cultivar, the experience depends on dose, your tolerance, the specific batch, and the terpene profile on the day. Start low, especially if it is new to you. Effects may vary. Please consume responsibly.
Is Grape Ape indica or sativa?
Grape Ape is a strongly indica-leaning cultivar, crossing Mendocino Purps, Skunk, and Afghani. The body-forward character is why many describe it as a couch-locking, end-of-day strain rather than something for daytime activity.
What does Grape Ape taste like?
True to the name, Grape Ape leads with sweet grape and berry, backed by an earthy, skunky base from its Afghani and Skunk parents. Myrcene and limonene drive that fruity, slightly candied aroma.
What is Grape Ape good for?
Smokers often reach for Grape Ape in the evening for its relaxing, sedating character. It is frequently reported as a wind-down choice. Effects vary by person and batch, so start low and go slow.
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