Frosted Grape Shoes Feminized Seeds

Frosted Grape Shoes is an indica-dominant feminized hybrid of Grape Skunk and Cement Shoes, bringing grape and skunk genetics together with Cement Shoes’ Animal Cookies and OGKB background. It is an original Lighthouse Genetics cross by Macs_Budz, made from his own Grape Skunk and Cult Classics Seeds’ original Cement Shoes. Mac selected it over generations and stabilized it before release, and he and his customers report deep purples as the plants grow. It is a moderate grow that flowers in about 9 to 11 weeks indoors.

History & lineage

Frosted Grape Shoes is Mac’s cross of his own Grape Skunk with Cement Shoes. Grape Skunk, another Lighthouse original, comes from a Grape Ape line (Grape Ape × OG Kush Auto) and Skunk #1, so those two are this strain’s grandparents on that side. Mac describes Grape Skunk’s effect as uplifting.

Mac’s Cement Shoes parent is Cult Classics Seeds’ original. Cult Classics’ own page credits the breeder @marcusboarder and lists the cross as ’09 Animal Cookies × OGKB × Wet Dream, giving its Wet Dream as Blue Dream × Williams Wonder F3. Leafly lists Animal Cookies as a cross of GSC and Fire OG, and says OGKB is believed to descend from Girl Scout Cookies. Cult Classics calls Cement Shoes a fast-vegging cultivar whose phenotypes vary: some sit close to OGKB, while others seem more like Animal Cookies with a hint of lemon. We also carry Cement Shoes seeds on their own.

Aroma & flavour

Frosted Grape Shoes is Mac’s own cross and has no Leafly reviews of its own yet, so its parents are the guide. On the Grape Skunk side, Leafly says Grape Ape is named for its grape-like smell and describes Skunk #1 as sour and skunky with subtle earthy notes. For Cement Shoes, Leafly users most often report earthy flavours, followed by citrus and pine, and Cult Classics describes a hint of lemon in some of its plants. Expect grape, earth and skunk, with a citrus edge possible from the Cement Shoes side.

Effects, as users report them

Mac and the growers who have reported back to him describe Frosted Grape Shoes as hard-hitting and full of flavour: a bit uplifting, with a heavy finish. Leafly has no user reports for Frosted Grape Shoes or for Grape Skunk, so the boxes show Leafly users’ reports for Cement Shoes, one of its two parents, most common first, from a small pool of about 40 reviews. Cult Classics describes Cement Shoes’ effects as calming, while Mac describes Grape Skunk as uplifting, and a cross won’t always feel like either parent. Dry mouth is the downside Cement Shoes users report most; a few report anxiety, dizziness, dry eyes or a headache. Effects vary with the person and the dose, so if you are new to cannabis, start low.

Growing Frosted Grape Shoes

Frosted Grape Shoes is a feminized photoperiod plant: it stays in vegetative growth until the light drops to 12 hours a day indoors, or until the nights lengthen outdoors. Expect about 9 to 11 weeks of flowering indoors and, in the Northern Hemisphere, an outdoor harvest in mid to late October, so check that it will finish before your first autumn frost. Our seed-to-harvest timeline shows how a longer flower fits a whole grow.

It is a moderate grow. As a guide, expect indoor yields of around 400–550 g/m² (1.3–1.8 oz/ft²), 400–600 g (14–21 oz) per plant outdoors, and plants of about 100–150 cm (3.3–4.9 ft). A screen of green or low-stress training spreads the branches into an even canopy under lights. Outdoors it suits temperate and continental summers that run late. Keep air moving in late flower, and judge when to harvest by the trichomes rather than the calendar.

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