Oregon Grape

Oregon Grape is an indica/sativa variety, listed in our database as a clone only strain and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors. .

What do we know about the clone-only Oregon Grape?

Oregon Grape is a somewhat mysterious cultivar said to be the first generation offspring of AK-47 and White Widow. Never completely stabilized, it is known for developing hermie flowers late in its growth.
Both parent cultivars are multi-award winning varieties, which perhaps contributed to Oregon Grape’s genesis by Pacific Northwest breeders.

Oregon Grape was so named for its birthplace and its distinct grapelike aroma, a trait mentioned in almost all online reports. Now only available in clone form, consumers reportedly savor the rare find for its purple-and-green coloring and sweet-flavored smoke.

A fast starter, this strain hits the eyes and body very strongly, providing a sense of warmth and relaxation immediately. Almost disorienting, it leaves the user tied to a sitting position simply from its power. Major mood elevation follows quickly, melting away the problems of the day while the warm body effects help to sooth tense muscles.

• Oregon Grape »»» AK-47 x White Widow
• AK-47
  • »»» Colombia x Mexico x Thailand x Afghanistan
  • Colombia »»» Sativa
  • Mexico »»» Sativa
  • Thailand »»» Sativa
  • Afghanistan »»» Indica
• White Widow
  • White Widow Probably
    • »»» Brazil x India
    • Brazil »»» Sativa
    • India »»» Indica

Map of the Oregon Grape Family Tree

Click to show all parents of Oregon Grape in our dynamic family tree map.

Purple Panty Dropper

Matanuska Mist x Oregon Grape x Purple Haze

Ice Wine

Pimp Slap x {Oregon Grape x 1988 G13 HashPlant}

Map of the Oregon Grape Descendants

If you are with a big screen and not browsing with your mobile, check out our dynamic family tree map with all known hybrids of Oregon Grape! (but this maybe will need some time to load all the data!)