Grapple Pie strain guide
Grapple Pie is a hybrid from Compound Genetics, most often listed as a cross of Apple Fritter and Grape Gasoline. The name tells you the smell: apple and grape, with a gassy edge. People describe it as calm and euphoric, with a creative streak.
Where does Grapple Pie come from?
The cross most often given is Apple Fritter and Grape Gasoline, credited to Compound Genetics, the breeder behind Grape Gasoline. One strain database and a published product review agree on that pairing.
Not every listing matches. One strain database describes it as Apple Pie crossed with Grape Pie, though a user review on the same page gives the Apple Fritter and Grape Gasoline version. The name is a simple mash-up: grape plus apple, with a dessert word on the end.
What does Grapple Pie smell and taste like?
Expect fruit first: green apple and sweet grape, sometimes with berry, citrus or candy notes. Underneath sits the gas and fuel that Grape Gasoline is known for, and some people pick up a dank, pungent or even cheesy side.
Published terpene data is thin. The one breakdown we found, from a single live resin vape, listed ocimene first, then limonene and caryophyllene. Flower may differ, so treat that as one product's result. The flavour usually follows the smell: sweet grape and fruit up front, with diesel lingering on the finish.
Grapple Pie effects: what people report
People most often describe Grapple Pie as euphoric and calming, with a happy, silly mood lift that settles into warm body relaxation. Some also call it creative or focused, and a few find it more energetic than they expected from an indica-leaning hybrid.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dizziness is the complaint that comes up most, and some people mention heavy eyelids as it settles in.
How strong is Grapple Pie?
Grapple Pie is usually a high-THC strain. Strain listings put it at about 20% to 27% THC, and at least one dispensary listing has shown flower above 30%. CBD is usually very low.
That's a lot if you're new. Start with a small amount and wait before having more. Vapes and concentrates sold under the name test much higher than flower, so check which number you're looking at. Our guide to THCA vs THC explains why labels show two figures.
Buying Grapple Pie in Canada
Because sources don't fully agree on its parents, the label is your best guide. Look for the grower's own lineage note and the THC, CBD and terpene numbers for that batch.
You might find it as flower, pre-rolls, vape cartridges or concentrates. Check the packaging date too, since fresher flower keeps more of that apple and grape smell.
Grapple Pie vs Apple Fritter
Apple Fritter is the parent most sources name, and it shares the sweet apple and pastry side. Grapple Pie adds grape and a stronger hit of gas from its Grape Gasoline parent, so it smells fruitier and more fuel-forward, while Apple Fritter stays closer to baked apple and dough. Both are high in THC and get described as relaxed and happy. If you want warm apple pastry, go with Apple Fritter. If grape and gas sound better, try Grapple Pie.
Strains like Grapple Pie
If you like Grapple Pie, these are the closest matches:
- Apple Fritter: the apple side of the family, sweeter and more pastry-like.
- Grape Gasoline: the grape and diesel side, with less apple.
- Grape Pie: sweet grape and berry with a softer, calmer reputation.
- Apples and Bananas: another Compound Genetics hybrid with apple and sweet gas aromas.
