Brandywine
- Relaxed (56% of reported effects)
- Focused (22% of reported effects)
- Happy (22% of reported effects)
- Sweet (100% of reported flavors)
Brandywine is a milder indica than most, which means pleasant, relaxing effects that can be relied on day or night. It's a cross of a Pink Champagne (also known as Phantom) mother with a male Grandpa's Breath. The top terpenes in Brandywine include caryophyllene for a spirited inhale, limonene for brightness, and a bit of hoppiness thanks to humulene. As you might suspect from a strain named after a post-dinner aperitif, Brandywine's effects are on the sleepier, relaxing end of the spectrum. If you love this Brandywine elixir, check out a few of its offspring released by Dungeons Vault Genetics: Hangover Haze, Tangie Wine, and Cherry Moonshine.
Brandywine is an indica-leaning hybrid that’s a combination of Grandpa’s Breath with the ultra-sweet Pink Champagne. The plants grow well both indoors and outdoors, though require extra room to branch out in their environment. Brandywine arrives at full maturity in eight to nine weeks with average yields in optimal conditions. At harvest, Brandywine’s buds are densely packed with dark yellow pistils and a cloak of purple, sugary trichomes.
Brandywine is unavailable commercially as seeds or clones.
