
- Grapey flavour, compact form, coastal-ready.
La Grapes
La Grapes is a compact indica-dominant hybrid with a strong grape and berry flavour and reliable resin production.
- Compact growth ideal for small gardens
- Distinct grape and berry terpene profile
- Reliable finish for shorter outdoor seasons
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18-22% |
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<1% |
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Grape Stomper x Afghani |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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7-9 weeks |
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Short to medium |
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Medium |
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Grape, Berry, Earthy |
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Feminised |
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windy coastal growing areas |
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Relaxed, Uplifted, Sedated |
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Indoor and outdoor (short season) |
About La Grapes
La Grapes is bred for growers who need a robust, short-season performer that tolerates cooler, breezy sites. It produces dense, aromatic buds with a pronounced grape flavour and a calming, long-lasting high. The plant stays compact and responds well to training, making it suitable for smaller urban gardens and sheltered coastal plots. With routine wind protection and timely feeding, La Grapes delivers consistent mid-range yields and heavy trichome coverage.
La Grapes is an indica-dominant hybrid with dense, resinous buds. The plant shows an appetite for nutrients while staying compact in form.
THC levels usually range from eighteen to twenty two percent, offering a clear and steady potency. Users report consistent highs with reliable trichome production.
CBD content is low and typically under one percent. This makes La Grapes better suited to recreational use or targeted medicinal use in small doses.
La Grapes derives from Grape Stomper x Afghani parentage selected for compact yield and resin production. Breeders retained the fruity terpene profile while stabilising growth.
Seeds are offered in a Feminised format to simplify outdoor runs and reduce male removal. Feminised seeds help growers focus on canopy management rather than sexing.
This variety suits growers with some experience due to wind exposure and the need for support in windy coastal growing areas. Regular staking and early training reduce stem damage and improve bud quality.
Flowering completes in seven to nine weeks under good conditions. Outdoor growers should aim to finish before late October in temperate zones.
Yields are moderate for an indica-leaning plant and respond well to careful nutrient management. Screen of green and low-stress training can increase final harvest weights.
Plants stay short to medium with a bushy, branchy structure that supports multiple cola sites. The compact habit makes La Grapes suitable for smaller plots and discrete gardens.
Indoors La Grapes responds well to screen of green and controlled feeding schedules. Outdoors it performs well in Suffolk when started early and given wind protection.
Growing La Grapes in Suffolk requires attention to the windy coastal growing areas common to the region. Windy coastal growing areas demand windbreaks, raised beds and sheltered microclimates to protect developing buds in Suffolk.
The high begins with a gentle uplift and clear-headed sociability before settling into deep relaxation. Timing and dose determine whether the final phase leans toward sedation.
Grape and berry notes dominate the flavour profile with a sweet top note. A subtle earth and spice finish balances the sweetness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
It is best for growers with some prior experience because it needs staking and wind protection, but novice growers can succeed with careful attention.
Start transplants after the last frost and give plants a head start under cloches or a greenhouse to avoid early season cold and wind.
Expect seven to nine weeks of flowering under good conditions and plan to harvest before late October in temperate climates.
Moderate feeding during vegetative growth and a balanced bloom feed during flowering produce the best bud density and resin.
Use windbreaks, hedging or temporary screens and secure staking to prevent stem damage and minimise bud rot risk.
Yes, La Grapes responds well to controlled indoor environments and training methods like screen of green to maximise yields.
Its compact buds can be vulnerable in humid conditions so ensure good airflow and avoid over-watering to reduce the risk.
It is reasonably quick to finish and suits regions with shorter summers, making it a good choice for restricted outdoor windows.
Yes, La Grapes adapts well to short season outdoor cannabis growing if you start early and protect plants from wind and cold.
Expect medium yields per plant with careful training and protection from the elements; realistic harvests are common in sheltered plots.
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