QC Grape & Cream Feminized Cannabis Seeds

Genetics & strain profile

QC Grape & Cream is a feminized photoperiod strain bred by Quebec Cannabis Seeds. It comes from Grape Pie and Cookies & Cream. It is one of our own hybrids, balanced to indica-leaning, with 24 to 30% THC. Our catalogue lists it in the indica-dominant, THC over 25%, September and October harvest categories. The page gives no difficulty rating or beginner badge, so first-time growers may prefer a strain that has one.

It has no reviews yet, so what you read here comes from the breeder’s description and not from customer grows, and we will not claim results beyond that. A photoperiod plant lets you decide when to start flowering, so you control how big it gets first. Our seeds are guaranteed, so if a seed does not come up, contact us.

How QC Grape & Cream grows

It is a medium-height plant, commonly around 90 to 140 cm indoors. Flowering takes about 8 to 9 weeks, with roughly 450 to 650 g/m² under strong conditions. Outdoors it finishes from late September to October depending on the climate, with around 500 to 800 g per plant. That is a wide range, so plan around the lower number.

Because it is a photoperiod strain, it needs a change in light hours to flower: grow it under long days while it builds size, then switch to 12 hours of light and 12 of darkness indoors. Plants often stretch when the lights change, so plan your ceiling height before you switch. Start the seed at about 22 to 25 °C in a light, damp medium, water gently and feed lightly, and let the top layer dry between waterings. Yields are best cases under good conditions, not promises. Harvest by the trichomes rather than by the calendar. Check your local rules before you plant.

Taste, aroma and effect

Grape and berry from the Grape Pie side, with creamy vanilla, a little spice and a light gas finish from Cookies & Cream. The effect is euphoric and happy, then calming and relaxing in the body. At 24 to 30% THC, newer consumers should start with a small amount, since effects vary from person to person. Any flowering cannabis gives off a smell, so plan for odour control indoors. For related strains, see High Octane, Super Critical and Blood Diamond.