Granddaddy Purple
Also known as GDP, Grand Daddy Purp, Grandaddy Purp, Grandaddy Purple
Granddaddy Purple carries the indica label credited to Ken Estes. Breeders paired Skunk 1 with Mendocino Purps to make it, which ties it to the Skunk family. Look for myrcene near the top of its terpene list — the earthy, herbal one — with pinene close behind. Breeders have also used it as a parent for Candyland, FPOG and God's Gift.
Family tree
This strain
Lineage as commonly reported by breeders and seed companies. A shared name doesn’t always mean shared genetics.
Leading terpenes
Terpenes explainedTerpenes most often reported for this cultivar. A batch’s own lab results are the final word.
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Related strains
For adults 21+. Education only — not medical advice. Experiences vary from person to person.