Gran Daddy Purp

Description

A combination of a “ Big Bud” crossed to a Purple Urkle at the time this was a big deal. Before the Kush and Cookies era the gene pools selected for growing traits and stability rather than the “ loudest” terps or smells and potency. The law was dictating breeding so growers needed the biggest and best to over ride risk. Big buds with strong fruity notes was the thing for the times and colourful flower was not common yet. GDP had the big buds with the nose but came with some purple flowers giving it a photogenic and mystic trait to those had not seen any colourful flowers before creating hype and demand. The flavour is a kushy coffee with some sour or tangy notes. This is a Light strength and is good for almost anytime of day or light recovery.

Strain History

A big name from yesterday. “GDP” has had its moment in time, mostly around the Kush era of early 2000s. It still is a name we hear from time to time and has a place in peoples hearts and gardens. SoCal or in the. “ triangle” we see it still being grown with small demand even, but mostly in “ full sun” conditions where she is able to express her self best.