Okay, I’ve held out on typing out this post – mostly because I've been busy in my personal life. It's about time I get back to the facts that help people discover relief in alternative medicine. So, this blog post will be my honest review about Grape Ape from experience and strain research. I tried Grape Ape as a marijuana distillate and will be basing my review on that variation and findings.
Let’s get to it.
FYI: Some questions that you might want to consider answering before trying this strain include what you are using the strain to treat and when do you plan to use it?
Related: You can discover what type of strain (sativa, hybrid, indica) you feel will benefit you the most by clicking here.
With the rise of medical marijuana costs here in Arizona due to recreational sales, I think it is important that you do your due diligence before purchasing any strain for consumption (i.e., check to see if the dispensary offers a refund policy).
Type, Taste and Medicinal Benefit
An indica strain, Grape Ape tastes like a piece of grape Jolly Rancher candy with some subtle hints of spice and an earthy undertone once the smoke dissipates. I appreciated the full capture of this strain’s terpenes within the distillate.
Keep in mind - as you begin to discover new dispensaries that purchase product from different farms, you will begin to notice the difference among strains in distillate forms.
Some companies like to enhance the flavor profile of a strain to make it more attractive to beginners and those who find the pure taste of weed repulsive. Not all distillates are the same.
On the medicinal side of things, Grape Ape offers tremendous relief from chronic pain, migraines, stress, and anxiety. With a euphoric heaviness, this strain is an amazing evening strain. Perfect for just chilling under the stars and releasing all the tension of the day away.
Because this strain tends to have sedation-like effects, I do not recommend this strain for individuals with any serious medical issues, such as sleep apnea – unless you have consulted with your doctor and/or a medical marijuana physician for clearance.
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