Sweet Pink Grapefruit
Sweet Pink Grapefruit
Also known as: SPG
Overview
Sweet Pink Grapefruit is a legendary clone-only strain that originated from the Vancouver, Canada region in the 1990s and has been circulated for over 35 years. The strain originates from the Vancouver, Canada area, and has a history spanning over 35 years. While its exact genetics remain shrouded in mystery, the most likely story is that Sweet Pink Grapefruit is a specially selected Northern Lights #1 phenotype, noted for its special flavour. Sweet Pink Grapefruit is well known in her role as the mother plant in the Sweet Tooth family created by Spice of Life Seeds and Breeder Steve. This strain gained legendary status among cannabis connoisseurs for its distinctive sweet, citrusy grapefruit aroma and flavor profile that is both intense and exotic. Sweet Pink Grapefruit provides an uplifting and potent sativa high that is ideal for the daytime and when engaging in creative activities. The buds are characterized by dense but not overly hard flowers that mature in 62-68 days and emit their signature grapefruit fragrance early in development. Its buds are a mix of green shades with pink and purple accents, highlighted by a layer of trichomes and orange pistils. For many years this clone-only strain nearly disappeared, but was preserved by dedicated growers and later revitalized by breeders like Alpine Seeds to ensure these exceptional genetics remained available to the cannabis community.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from depression
- May help with chronic fatigue
- Often used for stress management
- Users report appetite stimulation
- May help with mood enhancement
- Often used for daytime pain relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Sweet Pink Grapefruit is best suited for indoor or greenhouse cultivation, and will produce an average yield along with high potency and resin content. Flowering time is around 65 days, at which point matured buds will be dense and sticky to the touch. The strain exhibits characteristics from both indica and sativa lineages - the strong root formation and structure of the buds points to a clear relationship with Afghani genetics. However the leaf and vegetative growth stage show marked similarities with properties which are often found as characteristic of sativas. Growers should provide a vegetative growth phase of at least 2-3 weeks as stretching is not as pronounced with this strain. If it flowers when root bound regardless of light cycle then it's a grapefruit leaner. If it's prone to bud rot if you don't keep your humidity dialed it's a grapefruit leaner. SPG can be pretty finicky. The strain requires careful environmental control and responds well to moderate nutrient levels with maximum EC values around 1.6. Expected yields are medium to good average with high resin content and potency making it valuable for both flower and concentrate production.