Abusively Grape
Abusively Grape
Overview
Abusively Grape is an indica-dominant strain created by HighRise Seeds through a complex three-way cross of Abusive OG x Grapehashplant x GG#2. This strain represents an innovative breeding project that combines the legendary characteristics of the Abusive OG lineage with grape-forward genetics. The breeder describes this cross as having the "Abusive size and flavor" and expects it to be "a winner", suggesting it inherits the robust growth characteristics and potent effects of its Abusive OG parent. HighRise Seeds designed this strain specifically for indoor cultivation, expecting it to produce "very dank indoor grows", though they do not expect it to finish by September when grown outdoors. As with many new releases from boutique breeders, comprehensive data on cannabinoid content, specific effects profiles, and detailed cultivation information was not available at the time of the strain's initial release, making this a relatively rare and experimental variety that appeals to experienced cultivators seeking unique genetics.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with anxiety
- Often used for stress relief
- Potential aid for insomnia
- May assist with muscle spasms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Abusively Grape can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, though it was never made available as feminized seeds. HighRise Seeds specifically recommends this strain for indoor cultivation, expecting it to produce "very dank indoor grows". For outdoor growing, the breeder does not expect this strain to finish by September, suggesting it requires a longer flowering period when grown outside. No specific indoor or outdoor cultivation data was available at the time of the strain's release, indicating this is a newer or experimental variety that requires further testing by growers. The strain is photoperiod (not autoflowering) and likely requires standard cannabis cultivation practices with attention to its indica-dominant growth patterns.