Grape Head strain guide
Grape Head, also written Grapehead, is a grape-scented hybrid, but the name has been used for more than one plant. Listings describe a sweet grape smell with pineapple and diesel notes, and people report a happy, energetic feel.
Where does Grape Head come from?
There are two competing origin stories. One credits Bohemia Seeds, who are reported to have crossed Sweet Mendo Kush with Grape Crush. The other credits Cannarado Genetics with a cross of Grape Pie and Lemon Jack.
We couldn't confirm which one is behind the product you'll see, so we don't name a single lineage here. A third plant, Jungle Boys' Grape Head #5, is also listed separately with no published parents.
What does Grape Head smell and taste like?
Listings describe grape first, with pineapple and diesel behind it. Expect a sweet, fruity smell with a bit of fuel underneath.
No source we found publishes terpene results that clearly belong to one Grape Head, so we can't say which terpenes lead. Your product's label is the better guide.
Grape Head effects: what people report
Reviewers mostly describe it as happy, euphoric and energetic. The Cannarado version is called sativa-leaning, while the Bohemia version is described as slightly indica-leaning, so the feel may differ from cut to cut.
These are experiences people report, not promises. Some people mention feeling anxious, and how it lands depends on the product, how much you have and your tolerance.
How strong is Grape Head?
Published flower listings run from about 15% to 25% THC, with typical tests around 21% to 23% on one growing-community page. CBD is not reported.
Concentrates sold under the name list far higher numbers, so compare like with like. Your batch's label matters more than any average; see our guide to reading cannabis labels.
Buying Grape Head in Canada
Because the name covers different crosses, check whether the label lists parents and which producer grew it. Two Grape Head products may not be the same plant.
Look at the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of its grape smell.
Grape Head vs Grape Pie
Grape Pie is a parent of one version of Grape Head. Grape Pie is an indica-leaning cross of Cherry Pie and Grape Stomper, with a sweet grape-and-berry smell and a relaxed, happy reputation. Grape Head's listings add pineapple and diesel and describe a more energetic feel. If you want the better-documented grape strain, start with Grape Pie. If you want something brighter and fuel-tinged, try Grape Head.
Strains like Grape Head
If you like Grape Head, these are the closest matches:
- Grape Pie: a reported parent of one Grape Head, sweet grape and berry.
- Lemon Jack: the reported other parent of that version, with a bright citrus lean.
- Grape Ape: a classic grape-smelling strain, heavier in feel.
- Grape Gas: grape sweetness with a fuel edge.
