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Banana Hammock

Banana Hammock is an indica-leaning hybrid of Grape God and Mandarin Sunset, known for a sweet grape, honey and tropical fruit flavour and a relaxed feel.

Typical THC
22–27%
Typical CBD
<1%
Read the Banana Hammock guide

How people describe it

RelaxedHappyGigglyEuphoric

Smell and taste

GrapeHoneyTropicalCitrus

Family tree

Grape God×Mandarin SunsetcrossBanana Hammock

Banana Hammock strain guide

3 min read · Updated October 14, 2026 · WeedDB editors

Banana Hammock is an indica-leaning hybrid of Grape God and Mandarin Sunset. Despite the name, people describe it as more grape and honey than banana, with a sweet, tropical side. It's a fairly rare strain, so there's less written about it than about its parents.

Where does Banana Hammock come from?What does Banana Hammock smell and taste like?Banana Hammock effects: what people reportHow strong is Banana Hammock?Buying Banana Hammock in CanadaBanana Hammock vs Grape GodStrains like Banana Hammock

Where does Banana Hammock come from?

The cross given for Banana Hammock is Grape God and Mandarin Sunset, and the listings we checked agree on it. Grape God brings a grape-heavy, relaxing side, while Mandarin Sunset adds orange and citrus.

One listing credits Ethos Genetics of Colorado with the breeding, but that isn't widely confirmed, so treat the breeder as not well documented. Where the name came from isn't explained anywhere we could find.

What does Banana Hammock smell and taste like?

Reviewers mostly mention grape, honey and tropical fruit, with a sugary, sweet finish. Some also pick up sour lime, citrus and a little diesel and fresh earth underneath, which likely comes from the Mandarin Sunset side.

No source we found publishes a terpene profile for Banana Hammock, so we can't say which terpenes lead. If your product has a lab label with terpenes listed, that's the best guide for your batch.

Banana Hammock effects: what people report

Relaxed is the feeling people mention most, followed by happy and giggly. Reviews describe a calm body feel with a light, euphoric mood on top, which fits its indica-leaning reputation. One reviewer called the effects fairly ordinary, so not everyone finds it special.

These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and red eyes are the side effects reviewers mention.

How strong is Banana Hammock?

Listings put Banana Hammock at about 22% to 27% THC, with very little CBD. Reviewers who posted their numbers reported batches around 23% and 25%.

If you're new to it, start small and wait before having more. The THC and CBD on your label matter more than the strain name, and our guide to reading cannabis labels explains what to look for.

Buying Banana Hammock in Canada

Banana Hammock isn't a common name, so you may not see it often. If you do, check that the label names the strain clearly rather than a banana-themed blend, since lots of products use banana in the name.

Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower holds more of that grape and honey smell.

Banana Hammock vs Grape God

Grape God is one of Banana Hammock's parents, and the grape flavour carries straight through. Grape God is the simpler of the two, deep grape and berry with a heavy, relaxed feel. Banana Hammock keeps that grape base but adds honey, tropical fruit and a sour citrus edge from Mandarin Sunset, and reviews describe it as a little lighter and more giggly. If you want pure grape, go with Grape God. If you like a fruitier mix, try Banana Hammock.

Strains like Banana Hammock

If you like Banana Hammock, these are worth a look:

  • Grape God: one parent, with the same grape-forward flavour and a relaxed feel.
  • Mandarin Sunset: the other parent, bringing orange and citrus notes.
  • Granddaddy Purple: a classic grape-and-berry indica with a similar calm reputation.
  • Banana Kush: for anyone who came for the banana in the name, a sweeter, true banana flavour.

Strains similar to Banana Hammock

Grape God strainGrape GodTHC 14–19%Mandarin Sunset strainMandarin SunsetTHC 18–21%Granddaddy Purple strainGranddaddy PurpleTHC 17–27%Banana Kush strainBanana KushTHC 18–25%

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Banana Hammock questions

Is Banana Hammock indica or sativa?

Banana Hammock is an indica-leaning hybrid. It is a cross of Grape God and Mandarin Sunset.

How strong is Banana Hammock?

Published lab results usually range from 22% to 27% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Banana Hammock smell like?

Grape, honey, tropical and citrus.