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Bump for my favorite gal
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Here she goes at 14 days going to document the ride
Here she goes at 14 days going to document the ride
K
kush kings
I just took cuttings off of both kens gdp and grape ape and I just threw both of my mothers into flowering a couple of days ago with purple nepal I'll post pics of them side by side in a couple of weeks.
and if you ask me they are not that same not even close they have two different leaf structures
and branch structure and the terpene profile is different only thing that is close is the size of the plants they both grow slow and short
kk
and if you ask me they are not that same not even close they have two different leaf structures
and branch structure and the terpene profile is different only thing that is close is the size of the plants they both grow slow and short
kk
GorillaGlue
New member
GA is a great strain. Don't know why people say it's a poor yielder. What do you expect of an IBL? People compare IBL's to F1 hybrids. Anyone working with certain crops that show heterosis know that with each generation there is inbreeding depression.
GA is also not Erkle. They are close, but GA has more candy sweetness. My personal experience of Erkle is it is slight more dark or wet earth in flavor.
Not sure if their genes are distinct enough that a GA x Erkle would show hybrid vigor.
GDP, as was mentioned in the first posts is a cross with bigbud, however I believe it is a recessive bigbud found in 25% of Sensi's Bigbud that is extra large yield. It can be found way up north sometimes called Salmon Bud or Salmon Creek Big Bud. Almost always available for decades because it is the easy big-yielding tasty crop.
GA is also not Erkle. They are close, but GA has more candy sweetness. My personal experience of Erkle is it is slight more dark or wet earth in flavor.
Not sure if their genes are distinct enough that a GA x Erkle would show hybrid vigor.
GDP, as was mentioned in the first posts is a cross with bigbud, however I believe it is a recessive bigbud found in 25% of Sensi's Bigbud that is extra large yield. It can be found way up north sometimes called Salmon Bud or Salmon Creek Big Bud. Almost always available for decades because it is the easy big-yielding tasty crop.
GorillaGlue
New member
That assumes different people didn't call different things grape ape which is never the case. With any popular name, there will be name jacking and the result is that there is no such thing as authentic or inauthentic most of the time, just different people at different times calling similar or related things by the same name.
All the GA I came across did not seem to have bigbud in it, which suggests GA and Erkle are siblings but not GA and GDP. GA was around long before I remember the original gross domestic product came out. Then Ken Estes put his stamp on his GDP changing purple to purp, and adding 'Kens', but Grandaddy is like Who's Your Daddy. It's common street slang for high quality or superior. The term Purp was used before GDP.
backyardbogfan
Member
What does grape ape like pH and food wise?
Got one at week 5 now, lost the mom... But I might reveg.... Got urkle next to it for the test 
Such a sweet grape on the ape, I'm digging her so far!!
Such a sweet grape on the ape, I'm digging her so far!!
backyardbogfan
Member
S
sourpuss
Grape over urkle anyday....
