Granddaddy Purple reviews

Pop The Top The Smell: Floral, fresh grass, a little sage like on the hits of citrus notes. The Bud: Pretty fat quarter nuggets, pretty frosty with purple under tucking green calyxes. Fox tailing purple bloom towards the rounded beveled top. Really fine and happy looking buds. Crackle! & Snap! Wow! These nugs like to show off how well they sound, just delightfully cured when you notice such nice AMSR break to your bud. The Vape: Super thick n rich as it leaks out the bag it looks like a brand new balloon in that bag thick white misty air floats in suspension as it waits to be consumed. It lingers around filling the air twirling on by, the air current takes it away The Taste: Wood, Earthy and pungent, want to watch out for these textures as the heavier the skunk the more "funk" you'll feel. The Effect: I am noticing a slowing down effect I am beginning to feel my forehead warm up. Music has more dynamics a crispier tube warmth comes to mind. A calming effect is washing over me. I for sure feel happier and relaxed; for right now I can breath clearly through my nose an interesting decongestion. Lights overhead have direct streams that are magnified by my eyelashes, when I look at the bulb for a brief second, no account of any linear light forms; I don't recommend looking into your light unless it is shaded. XD The Treatment: I have terrible depression, I no longer have that as of this moment. I use cannabis to treat my Anorexia, I love cooking and making food in–fact it was my major! If my cookies become satisfactory towards those who don't suffer from allergies you might see it on the shelf in the coming years. That's a fact! This makes me pay attention great for my ADHD. I love the power of this strain great for the late evening ! I would recommend this who suffer from pain, this pure indica can totally help you out with that. Unless you have opposing effects like for me indices give me energy and don't put me to sleep, I need a sativa to do that. I do notice the pain is gone; although pain can relate to sleep I just don't feel sleepy. Stress free zone, no heavy breathing for my Asthma, just ease. If you need a good understanding of what a solid indica feels like this is a goody even for rookies and those that have tried a lighter indica's want something smoother feeling I recommend Grandaddy Purple. -Have a chill day everyone!

I've been a cannabis user and activist since the 80's, and voted for our state to be the 1st recreation-legal state. We won, (CO did too, same year), and so for the last 11 years, for which, for the recent half, I've been a patient. I've had access to a massive assortment of strains, concentrates, cannabinoids, terpene formulations, phenotypes, live/DOH/cured, edibles, etc., that I use pretty much all the time, and the one thing I knew when I went to a dispensary, without a doubt, was that the quality of their GDP was going to work for me. GDP is in my top 3 or 4, and depending on what I need at that moment, is often #1. It's been at the top of my list for well over a decade. The taste is epic, the high is relaxing; stress just melts away, and aches and pains don't have quite the same bite to them. You can couch-lock by ripping bong rip after bong rip, or dab after dab, but usually, I'm just really, really relaxed. I may not *want* to do things, but I can if I want to, and it doesn't feel like my ass is dragging. All around fantastic strain for any time you're already well awake, but have nothing that you have to really pay attention to until you're expecting to sleep. [Read: Wake-n-bake is not recommended.] Combinations with Super Silver Haze and Sour D, (etc., AKA Montana Silvertip and Sour Grapes, respectively), usually do exactly what you'd want to do to a sativa to make it usable all-day. It takes a bit of the wiry, psychedelic edge off while not diminishing the benefits, and provides a bit more chill sociability. In contrast to some others here, I have to mention, I experience chronic nausea and vomiting from a medical condition that out-battles the drugs they give to chemo patients, and this stuff doesn't even touch it. If you're looking to quell nausea, GDP is NOT the answe. I highly suggest finding a strain with Sour Diesel or Chemdawg genetics not too far off from what you have in your hand. They don't work fast, (no cannabis really does, and none works at all for the hardcore nausea), but you'll be a lot better after 45 minutes, (when the munchies start to kick). That means you have to stay ahead of it by around an hour, like you would when managing pain. The reason my experience differs with others may be because... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -- ALL THIS COMES WITH A HUGE CAVEAT -- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: I'm wondering when someone on this site decided to usurp Big Bud x Purple Urkle as the genetics for this strain? I mean, you can reach and trace back to MP x Af x Sk to the first set of listed genetics from the *actual* cross... if your yoga is excellent. For at least a decade or so, GDP was BB x PU; here, and in most other well known cannabis strain "definition" sites. Granddaddy Purple isn't a creeper. Whoever cobbled together the first set of genetics listed in the strain description, (now), doesn't remember that it's quite often a bad idea to try to make an almost perfect thing better, especially if you're going to try to sell the perversion, passing it off as the original. The GDP I've had for my entire legally-consuming life has been my favorite indica, and always reliable, no matter who grows it. BIG, BUSHY yields too, or so I'm told. Sounds great for everyone, right? Now, because Leafly decided there's a "generally accepted" alternate set of genetics, everyone thinks that it's okay to twist the formula and keep the name. It's probably going to get experimented with and diluted, while people cross, backcross, and cross again, staying within those genetic boundaries, and I'm going to get stuck with "GDP" that's got strong SKUNK running through it, and that's just FLAT OUT WRONG. Please, let's not cater to those trying to perfect the next big CONSUMER genetics line, and preserve some of these classics. You want to cross Afghani, Skunk, and Mendo Purps into some beautiful, stoney, delicious, green and purple moster that just wants to be nice to people? That's great! That's FANTASTIC!! I LOVE THAT!!! Just don't call it GDP, please? Grandma[mma] Purple is available, and seems like a natural extension. I did the work for the cannabis marketers. I claim no copyright for any of this blurb. Use GMP, and leave my medicine alone. /rant.

Overview: Granddaddy Purple (GDP) is a classic indica strain known for its striking purple hues and potent effects. Originally bred in California, this strain combines the genetics of Big Bud and Purple Urkle, making it a favorite among both recreational and medicinal users. Appearance: GDP features dense, grape-shaped buds adorned with deep purple leaves, bright orange hairs, and a dusting of glistening trichomes. Its aesthetic appeal alone makes it a standout in any collection. Aroma and Flavor: The scent profile of Granddaddy Purple is a delightful blend of sweet berries and earthy undertones. Upon consumption, users can expect a smooth, flavorful smoke with notes of grape and a subtle hint of pine, creating an enjoyable and relaxing experience. Effects: Medically, GDP is celebrated for its powerful effects, making it an excellent choice for managing various conditions. Users often report a profound sense of relaxation and euphoria, which can help alleviate stress and anxiety. Its sedative properties make it ideal for those struggling with insomnia or chronic pain. Medical Benefits: GDP is commonly used to treat: Chronic pain: Its analgesic properties can provide relief from persistent discomfort. Insomnia: The calming effects help users fall asleep and stay asleep. Stress and Anxiety: Many find the strain effective in reducing anxiety levels and promoting a sense of calm. Appetite Stimulation: Like many indicas, GDP can help increase appetite, making it a suitable option for those undergoing treatments that affect their hunger. Conclusion: Granddaddy Purple is more than just a visually stunning strain; it’s a therapeutic powerhouse that provides both recreational enjoyment and medicinal benefits. Whether you’re seeking relief from pain, looking to unwind after a long day, or just want to savor a flavorful smoke, GDP is a go-to choice that embodies the best of cannabis culture.

One of my go to strains for all occasions I don't know why people say it's a creeper because to me it's not. Sometimes the heavier indica effects come at the back end which is why it's more like a indica hybrid to me. I have diverticulitis or a rare form of it. I've smoked GDP a least a decade before MD made medical legal. first the 23-25% is very misleading. maybe it's the terps but it feels more like a 30% to me. Besides the nausea it helps with abdominal pain. it helps with anxiety and I get instantly happy when smoked. I'll notice myself smiling. Also if you stay moving it doesn't sink you to the bed or couch like other indicas do. I enjoy a good brownie scout or animal face or snoop dog OG at night but the GDP doesn't put me out like the others mentioned. it's like an all occasions bud. Brought some on a cruise with a cart and had no problems staying awake and doing things. but it's my favorite so maybe it effects me different but please don't say it's a creeper. in MD I can get 1/8 for $25 or half for $100 depending on the sales. better than 55 for some of the indicas on the market that claim to be over 30%>

One of the best indicas out there, you can never go wrong with GDP. Relaxation with a warm euphoria that goes into hunger into sleep (if you choose). Hard to beat for a chill nite in. 5 ⭐ top shelf

Absolutely night time - nighty nighty.

I usually smoke flower with a cartridge here and there.. and it's usually a sativa or hybrid. But I smoked a couple of hits off a GDP Cartridge. Didn't feel much until about 10 minutes later.. it's a creeper.. Kinda just comes over you out of nowhere. It's a warm presence that kinda wraps around you. I cant remember which strain it was off the top of my head, but it reminds me of that light pressure feeling you get around your head. Something Turban maybe. I know it has Durban Poison in its lineage.It also made me feel somewhat anxious, but that can be typical with me. Especially the first time I try a strain I havent really smoked before. So it made me anxious, but after a bit, it subsided..I went to sleep. Smoked one good hit in the middle of the day. It was pretty much the same the 2nd time I smoked this, but without all the anxiety. Made me a bit sleepy, but it seems manageable so far. It's kind of a relaxing, loose feeling when you fight the sleepiness. Makes you hungry, so it would be an excellent way to stimulate your appetite. This is after one hour of smoking this. So far it seems like a strong, heavy hitting strain. Can't speak for the duration yet, bc I was going to bed last night when I first tried GDP. It's got a solid, clean high to it. I would definitely recommend it.

What to say. GDP is one of those past life strains that is hit and miss in today's world. A once powerful strain, where half point nugs would stink up an entire ten by ten room, aren't getting the love they deserve. In a fast paced environment where new strains are rapidly circulating. Old world strains like gdp have been sent to the their deaths or updated. Birthing new flavors. Would really like to know where all the love went from pre sb420 days. A little ribose some glucose and some indole acetic acid for the full flex. Everything starts in veg. Nitrogen and potassium heavy with small increases of phosphorus. Then taper the nitrogen down during flowering, especially if you use biostimulants and/or amino acids. Increase phosphorus especially after shocking the plant during a chop session. Feed your ribose to increase ADP. It really helps with terpene content and trichome production. You can thank me later. Have a good day.