GRANDDADDY PURPLE | BLIMBURN SEEDS | PHOTOPERIOD CANNABIS SEEDS FEMALE

Origins and Genetics

Granddaddy Purple traces its lineage back to the iconic Purple Urkle and Big Bud strains.

Purple Urkle contributes its signature berry aroma and soothing indica effects, while Big Bud adds robust yields and dense, resin-coated flowers.

Developed in San Francisco in 2003, GDP quickly became a cannabis classic, blending the best traits of American and European genetics.

Big Bud, one of GDP’s parent strains, was originally crafted in the 1970s and is a descendant of Afghani, Northern Lights, and Skunk #1. Its reputation for high yields and quality flowers makes it an essential part of GDP’s genetic makeup.

Aroma, Flavor, and Effects

Aroma & Flavor: Granddaddy Purple tantalizes the senses with its bold, fruity aroma, reminiscent of ripe berries and sweet grapes.

The smoke is smooth and rich, leaving a sweet and fruity aftertaste.

Effects: As an indica-dominant hybrid, GDP offers a profoundly relaxing experience.

Its effects are primarily physical, providing deep tranquility and soothing relief after a long day.

It also delivers a gentle wave of euphoria, making it a go-to strain for reducing stress, unwinding in the evening, or finding restful sleep.

Growth Characteristics:

• Compact and robust plants suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation.
• Thrives in ScrOG setups indoors or wide, sunny spaces outdoors.
• Resistant to pests but requires proper humidity control.

Ideal Conditions:

• Temperature: Daytime: 68℉–80℉; Nighttime: 7℉–9℉ cooler.
• Humidity:
  • Vegetative Phase: 55%–60% RH
  • Flowering Phase: Reduce to 40%, with 30% at harvest time.

Flowering Time:

• 8–10 weeks indoors.
• Outdoor harvest in mid-October (northern hemisphere).

Yield:

• Indoor: 450–500 g/m²
• Outdoor: 600–700 g/plant

Pro Tips for Growing GDP:

• Use nutrient-rich soil or substrates like coco coir or perlite to retain moisture.
• Maintain consistent light cycles and nutrient schedules for optimal bud production.
• Train plants using the ScrOG method to encourage even canopy development.

Notable Features

• Trichome Density: Rock-hard buds are drenched in resin, making GDP ideal for extracts and concentrates.
• Terpene Profile: Camphene, Linalool, and Valencene contribute to GDP’s soothing effects and sweet, citrusy undertones.
• Therapeutic Potential: GDP may support relaxation, stress relief, and sleep, thanks to its calming indica properties.