Jelly Pie

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Basic infos

Jelly Pie is an indica / sativa from Greenpoint Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±65 days) Greenpoint Seeds's Jelly Pie is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Greenpoint Seeds Description

Jelly Pie is a divine pairing of Grape Pie and Stardawg. This hybrid ticks all the right boxes, offering hardy, vigorous growth, copious yields, rich aroma and flavor, excellent trichome production.

A variety with a nose of exceedingly sweet grape jelly. Grape Pie is aesthetically stunning, with trichomes covering every part of its purple-tinted calyxes. By combining Grape Pie with Stardawg, Greenpoint Seeds has created Jelly Pie—a balanced hybrid that adds some much-needed funk to the popular Grape Pie cultivar.

Jelly Pie Cannabis Seeds

Grape Pie, the mother of Jelly Pie, was originally bred by Cannarado Genetics—an esteemed seed breeder based in Colorado. Cannarado’s Grape Pie has been used to create a wide variety of ffrosty, and exceptionally flavorful hybrids.

The breeders at Greenpoint Seeds used their famous Stardawg stud to pollinate a standout phenotype of Grape Pie. This hybrid—known as Jelly Pie—combines the outstanding traits of both parental lines. Jelly Pie brings together the fruity flavor and hardiness of Grape Pie, and the skunky aroma and generous yield of Stardawg.

Aroma

Jelly Pie fuses the fruity fragrance of Grape Pie with the pungent odor of Stardawg, creating a rich bouquet that is loaded with terpenes. This variety smells of grape pastries, with sharp notes of petrol and skunk.

Flavor

Jelly Pie offers a rich, mouthwatering flavor that is delightfully complex. This strain tastes of grape, herb, and soil, with funky notes of diesel and skunk. Some Grape Pie-dominant phenotypes may taste sweeter, and some Stardawg-dominant plants may be earthier and skunkier. Most will offer a blend of mouthwatering flavors.

Structure

Like its parents, Jelly Pie is stout and bushy and of medium height. This variety forms medium- to large-size colas that are remarkably colorful and frosty. The flowers are dense and resinous and dotted with fiery-orange pistils and violet sugar leaves. Some Grape Pie-dominant phenotypes may be more colorful and Stardawg-dominant plants.
Growing Jelly Pie

Like its parents, Jelly Pie is a beginner-friendly strain that is hardy and vigorous. This strain performs well indoors and outdoors in a variety of climates. Jelly Pie can complete the flowering cycle in nine weeks when provided with a stable environment, plenty of lighting, and a nutrient-rich diet. Due to the weight of the hefty colas, growers may benefit from staking or trellising the plants.

Pest & Disease Control

Although Jelly Pie is a pest- and disease-resistant strain, growers should always follow an IPM （integrated pest management） program. By keeping the garden clean and free of debris, pruning the plants, avoiding over or underwatering, and providing sufficient lighting and airflow, growers can prevent a wide array of issues such as mold, mildew, and insect infestations.

Grow Credits: Ganga Shaman Farms （2017）
Photo Credits: @Anthony.Lorenz.Photography （2017）

Cannabis Type
Hybrid

Flowering Length
60-70 Days

Finishing Height
Medium-Tall

Recommended Growing Area
Indoor or Outdoor

Climate
Cool, Temperate, Warm

Difficulty
Moderate

Aroma
Berry, Fruity, Grape, Rubber Tires, Skunk, Sweet

Flavor
Blackberry, Earthy, Fruity, Fuel, Grape Gushers, Pine

Effects
Balanced