How does Grape Dream strain make you feel?

The Grape Dream strain has the following reputed effects: Body High, Relaxing, Sleepy.

What does Grape Dream strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Grape Dream strain may help with Chronic Pain, Depression, Fatigue, Insomnia, Nausea, Stress.

What does Grape Dream smell like?

The Grape Dream strain smells Berry, Grape, Musky, Pungent, Spicy.

What does Grape Dream taste like?

The Grape Dream strain tastes like Grape, Spicy.

Is Grape Dream Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Grape Dream is a Indica Dominant Hybrid (70% Indica / 30% Sativa) marijuana strain.

Grape Dream Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 25%

Grape Dream is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through crossing the classic celebrity Granddaddy Purps X Blue Dream strains. This tasty bud is not to be confused with its sister strain, “Purple Dream,” another descendant of Blue Dream. The Grape Dream effects are certainly dreamy and surreal, with an uplifted happy onset that boosts your mood and launches your mind into hazy bliss that's slightly sedative. As your mind soars through deep introspection, your body will become numbed by a stoney body buzz that locks you into wherever you're sitting and eventually pulls you down into a sleepy and narcotic melted state. These effects paired with its high 13-25% average THC level make Grape Dream ideal for treating insomnia, chronic pain, depression, and chronic stress. Like its parents, Grape Dream has a super fruity flavor of berries and spicy pungency that can be super strong at times. The aroma is super sour and pungent, with a spicy earthy overtone that's accented by a stench of rotting berries that becomes slightly sweet as the nugs are burned. Grape Dream buds have small minty green grape-shaped nugs with purple and blue undertones, dark amber hairs, and a frosty thick coating of tiny crystal trichomes that look almost blue in the light.

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