Grape Ape Strain: Effects, THC & Review
Grape Ape is an indica, a cross of Afghani and Mendocino Purps. Leafly lists a median of 18% THC and 0% CBD from lab-reported data, and AllBud lists 18–21% THC. Reviewers most often report sleepy, relaxed, and hungry. Effects are self-reported and vary by person and batch.
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Grape Ape is an indica, a cross of Afghani and Mendocino Purps, listed at 18–21% THC across our sources. Leafly reviewers most often report sleepy, relaxed, and hungry.
What is Grape Ape?
Grape Ape is an indica, a cross of Afghani and Mendocino Purps, according to Leafly.
On potency, Leafly lists a median of 18% THC and 0% CBD based on lab-reported data, while AllBud lists 18–21% THC and 0% CBD. We show the combined range (18–21% THC). Real products vary, so read the lab label on what you buy. Its 8020 Score is computed from this sourced data; see our scoring methodology.
What effects do people report from Grape Ape?
On Leafly, the most-voted effects are sleepy (816 votes), relaxed (1,151 votes), hungry (506 votes), and tingly (290 votes). On our site, that places it under sleep, relaxation, and euphoria.
These are reported effects from reviewers, not predictions. Dose, tolerance, and the specific batch change how any strain feels.
What does Grape Ape taste and smell like?
Leafly reviewers most often describe the flavor as grape, berry, and sweet. AllBud lists its aroma as earthy, fruity, grape, and spicy.
Which terpenes are dominant in Grape Ape?
Leafly’s data lists myrcene, pinene, and caryophyllene as the leading terpenes (in that order). Terpene levels differ between growers and harvests.
How does Grape Ape grow?
Leafly rates it easy to grow with a flowering time of about 60 days. It is listed with high yields and medium height.
Reported downsides
The negatives Leafly reviewers report most often for Grape Ape are dry mouth (487 votes) and dry eyes (283 votes). Starting with a small amount lowers the chance of unwanted effects.
Strengths & trade-offs
What earns the score
- Most-reported effects on Leafly: sleepy, relaxed, and hungry
- Dominant terpenes: myrcene, pinene, and caryophyllene
- Reported flavors: grape, berry, and sweet
- Rated easy to grow
Where it falls short
- Most-reported negatives on Leafly: dry mouth and dry eyes
FAQ
How strong is Grape Ape?
Grape Ape is listed at 18–21% THC across Leafly and AllBud, with a Leafly median of 18%. Potency varies by batch, so check the product’s lab label and start low.
Is Grape Ape an indica or a sativa?
Grape Ape is classed as an indica by Leafly. Type labels are a loose guide; terpene and cannabinoid content say more about how a strain may feel.
How we checked this page
- industryGrape Ape strain information | Leafly ↗Reliableaccessed 2026-10-03
- industryGrape Ape Marijuana Strain Information & Reviews | AllBud ↗Reliableaccessed 2026-10-03