Grape Marmalade

Marmalade is defined as a fruit preserve made from the juice and peel of fruits boiled with sugar and water. The Grape Marmalade cannabis strain holds some of that flavor from mom’s peanut butter and jelly sandwiches as a child. This fruit flavored, evenly-balanced hybrid, comes from crossing Blueberry Cheesecake with Sour Tsunami.

The Grape Marmalade buds appear to be a golden-amber color due to the coat of trichomes covering the forest-green leaves, making the buds look to be covered in a yellow moss. Long bright orange-pistils are plentiful among these furry buds.

Breaking the sticky buds open releases a sweet, honey odor amid a fruity smell of berry and citrus, with hints of pine. Smoking or vaping Grape Marmalade brings to life that sour grape flavor, with a delicious aftertaste akin to grape soda.

This hybrid is celebrated for its calming effects and is often chosen by those seeking a sense of relaxation and creativity. With an average THC content of around 25%, users frequently describe experiencing a heightened sense of euphoria and an increased appreciation for sensory experiences. This makes it particularly popular among artists and musicians, who value the strain for its potential to deepen the creative process and enhance engagement with music, writing, cooking, or enjoying time with loved ones. Many also mention a feeling of enhanced connection between mind and body, suggesting a state of relaxed physical awareness that can complement activities requiring focus and coordination, including exercise.

Grape Marmalade is naturally more resistant to mildew and likes warm temperatures with lots of sunlight. This makes it a relatively simple strain to grow. It produces generous yields especially when grown outside. It is not uncommon to get up to 50 ounces of flower per plant in under 9 weeks with a mid October harvest.