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Grape Animals

Feminised

Grape Animals is an indica-dominant hybrid that produces dense, grape-scented buds suited to compact grows.

Why choose Grape Animals?
  • Dense grape-scented colas in a small footprint
  • Performs well in controlled small tents
  • Sweet terpene profile with calm, sleep-friendly effects
THC 18–22%
CBD 0.2–0.6%
Lineage Grape Ape x Animal Cookies
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8–9 weeks
Height Short and bushy
Yield Medium (350–450 g/m² indoor)
Taste Sweet grape, Dark berry, Creamy spice
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool Highland
Effects Relaxed body stone, Mellow euphoria, Sleep-promoting
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Grape Animals

Grape Animals is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Grape Ape x Animal Cookies that stays compact and resinous. It offers sweet grape and dark berry flavours, a relaxed body stone and reliable indoor performance for growers in cooler regions.

Grow Difficulty:

Under cool Highland growing conditions this variety shows moderate resilience but needs careful attention to airflow and nutrient balance. It rewards steady, conservative feeding rather than abrupt changes.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in roughly eight to nine weeks under stable indoor light cycles. Outdoor harvest in Warwickshire generally falls in late September to early October.

Yield:

Yield is moderate for a compact plant and often reaches 350–450 g/m² indoors. Outdoors in Warwickshire well-sheltered plants can match indoor yields if given decent sun and protection.

Height:

Plants remain relatively short and form a chunky central cola with firm side branches. The compact frame makes it straightforward to manage in limited space.

Environment:

Indoors it adapts well to tents and small rooms, responding positively to SCROG and topping. Outdoors in Warwickshire plants need protection from cold winds and do better in pots or raised beds.

Climate:

Growing Grape Animals in Warwickshire calls for attention to its sensitivity to late cold snaps due to cool Highland growing conditions. Use cloches, polytunnels or bring pots under cover to protect trusses and extend maturation.

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Should I top or mainline Grape Animals?
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Topping once or twice encourages a bushier canopy and works well; mainlining is possible but needs patience.
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What pot size do you recommend for outdoor grows?
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Use 20–30 litre pots to give roots room while allowing easy movement under cover if weather turns.
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Any tips for preventing bud rot?
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Space branches, remove dense inner foliage and keep humidity down late in flower with steady airflow.
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How to get a sweeter finish to the smoke?
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Avoid overfeeding late in bloom and ensure a slow dry and proper cure to preserve the grape and berry notes.
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When is the best time to transplant outside in Warwickshire?
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Transplant after the last expected frost and when soil temperatures are stable, usually late May in Warwickshire.

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