Grape Pie is more visually appealing than its parents. A closer view of this flower reveals deep-violet hues covering its leaves and calyxes. It produces small-sized buds with rounded, dark olive nuggets with deep orange pistils. These nuggets are covered with a layer of frosty crystal trichomes, giving them an overall amber appearance.

Grape Pie seeds are easy to find and relatively easy to grow. You can cultivate this marijuana strain indoors in any climate. But for a prospective outdoor grower, ensure a stable climate with mild seasons. Grape Pie takes 9-10 weeks indoors before ready for harvest, yielding 10-12 ounces per sq-meter. Harvesting outdoors is around mid-October, and the expected yield should be 12-16 ounces per plant.

This cannabis strain’s aroma consists of heavy grape juice notes and undertones of herbal and earthy scents. Like its smell, Grape Pie has an intense berry and fruity flavor. Its sugary taste is also hard to miss. Upon exhale, the taste turns more hubby and nutty, which settles into a candy-like taste. Overall, Grape Pie is a delicious and aromatic marijuana strain that lets everyone know its presence.