If you love exotics, the Grape Syrup strain is for you!

Grape Syrup Weed Strain Genetics

Grape Syrup is a heavy Indica made by crossing Purple Push Pop and Cap Junky. This true exotic was bred and pheno-hunted by Seed Junky Genetics and is grown by Autumn Brands to perfection.

Grape Syrup Strain Cannabinoid Profile

Grape Syrup is a high-THC Indica that also contains CBG.

Flavor Profile: Sweet Cream & Gas

Grape Syrup tastes like grapes and candied berries drenched in gas.

Grape Syrup Strain Effects: Sedating and Relaxing

This Indica delivers a soothing head high with a relaxed and sleepy body high. 

Terpene Profile of Grape Syrup Strain

Grape Syrup has an amazingly complex terpene profile. 

• Caryophyllene: Has a spicy and woody flavor and anti-inflammatory properties that offer a soothing effect on the body.

• Limonene: Boasts a vibrant citrus flavor with energizing and uplifting properties that can enhance mood and focus.

• Humulene: Has an earthy and herbal flavor and potential anti-inflammatory properties.

• Linalool: Has a delicate floral and citrus aroma and may be soothing with anxiolytic effects.

• Bisabolol: Has a subtle floral and sweet taste with soothing effects, particularly on the skin.

• Pinene: Has a crisp, piney aroma reminiscent of the forest. Known for its energizing effects, it may enhance focus and promote respiratory health.

If it’s truly all about the terps, then Grape Syrup delivers the goods!

Packaging: Thoughtful & Sustainable

Autumn Brands stands for freshness and sustainability; our packaging mirrors our values. Each Grape Syrup jar includes a humidity pack to keep it fresh, an airtight seal for preservation, and a compostable lid. It’s our gesture to give back to you and the planet!

Inhale – Exhale – Elevate

Rare, extraordinary, and exotic, inhale Grape Syrup’s candied berries and gas, exhale the day’s stress and elevate your well-being naturally.

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FAQs

What is the THC Content of Grape Syrup?

Grape Syrup is a high-THC strain.

What are the Dominant Terpenes in Grape Syrup?

The dominant terpenes in Grape Syrup are Caryophyllene, Limonene, Humulene, Linalool, Bisabolol, and Pinene.

What Does Grape Syrup Taste Like?

Grape Syrup tastes like grapes, candied berries, and gas.

What Effects Does Grape Syrup Have?

Grape Syrup delivers a soothing head high with a relaxing body high. 

Is Grape Syrup Suitable for Beginners?

Grape Syrup is a soothing and relaxing strain that is somewhat beginner-friendly despite its high THC content. 

Can Grape Syrup Be Used Medically? If So, For What Conditions?

While individual experiences may vary, medical marijuana patients may use Grape Syrup for relief of pain and sleep. That said, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional before using cannabis for medical purposes.