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Jelly Pie

(71 customer reviews)

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Jelly Pie is a divine pairing of Grape Pie and Stardawg. These regular seeds offer hardy, vigorous growth, copious yields, rich aroma and flavor, excellent trichome production.

Born-on Date: June 2023

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71 reviews for Jelly Pie

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Jake Break

The Jelly Pie is a very interesting strain, in the sense that it’s a dump truck load of far reaching genetics, is my current takeaway. I lived on the west coast my junior year of high school. I made friends with a quiet and reserved Laotian immigrant. After awhile he revealed to me that his source of good flower, was a family member, and it began to make sense that maybe that’s why all of the flower vacuum sealed. We smoked that Laotian Thai Bud, until it was gone. The Jelly Pie #3, from our Pheno hunt, revealed to me an incense and sandalwood aroma and flavor that was very unique and telling of the Laotian Thai Bud that we consumed for over a year, back when I was 16-17. This Jelly Pie #3 has been grown from seed, clones, and bred back into the original seedlings to result in this glorious little wonder of Mother Nature. It’s not speedy in the brain, very relaxed. Eyes and face are heavy and relaxed. But my body feels great, and I’m able to think and work in a harmonious manner that does not feel to be debilitating. Pictured below is the #3.

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Jake Break

The Jelly Pie is a very interesting strain, in the sense that it’s a dump truck load of far reaching genetics, is my current takeaway. I lived on the west coast my junior year of high school. I made friends with a quiet and reserved Laotian immigrant. After awhile he revealed to me that his source of good flower, was a family member, and it began to make sense that maybe that’s why all of the flower vacuum sealed. We smoked that Laotian Thai Bud, until it was gone. The Jelly Pie #3, from our Pheno hunt, revealed to me an incense and sandalwood aroma and flavor that was very unique and telling of the Laotian Thai Bud that we consumed for over a year, back when I was 16-17. This Jelly Pie #3 has been grown from seed, clones, and bred back into the original seedlings to result in this glorious little wonder of Mother Nature. It’s not speedy in the brain, very relaxed. Eyes and face are heavy and relaxed. But my body feels great, and I’m able to think and work in a harmonious manner that does not feel to be debilitating. Pictured below is the #3.

(26) (0)
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Jake Break

The Jelly Pie is a very interesting strain, in the sense that it’s a dump truck load of far reaching genetics, is my current takeaway. I lived on the west coast my junior year of high school. I made friends with a quiet and reserved Laotian immigrant. After awhile he revealed to me that his source of good flower, was a family member, and it began to make sense that maybe that’s why all of the flower vacuum sealed. We smoked that Laotian Thai Bud, until it was gone. The Jelly Pie #3, from our Pheno hunt, revealed to me an incense and sandalwood aroma and flavor that was very unique and telling of the Laotian Thai Bud that we consumed for over a year, back when I was 16-17. This Jelly Pie #3 has been grown from seed, clones, and bred back into the original seedlings to result in this glorious little wonder of Mother Nature. It’s not speedy in the brain, very relaxed. Eyes and face are heavy and relaxed. But my body feels great, and I’m able to think and work in a harmonious manner that does not feel to be debilitating. Pictured below is the #3.

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Jake Break

The Jelly Pie is a very interesting strain, in the sense that it’s a dump truck load of far reaching genetics, is my current takeaway. I lived on the west coast my junior year of high school. I made friends with a quiet and reserved Laotian immigrant. After awhile he revealed to me that his source of good flower, was a family member, and it began to make sense that maybe that’s why all of the flower vacuum sealed. We smoked that Laotian Thai Bud, until it was gone. The Jelly Pie #3, from our Pheno hunt, revealed to me an incense and sandalwood aroma and flavor that was very unique and telling of the Laotian Thai Bud that we consumed for over a year, back when I was 16-17. This Jelly Pie #3 has been grown from seed, clones, and bred back into the original seedlings to result in this glorious little wonder of Mother Nature. It’s not speedy in the brain, very relaxed. Eyes and face are heavy and relaxed. But my body feels great, and I’m able to think and work in a harmonious manner that does not feel to be debilitating. Pictured below is the #3.

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bloodhungry7

Sept.14th Michigan (southeast) Clone I cut from an indoor run at the begining of the year. It was literally out in the snow this year totally brown a little shrivled nothing. Only about 10"tall and pretty much dead. Put outside first week of may. Was just sitting in my garage on and off under a t5. And yes I know it has.P.M., idc, ill wash it when I harvest it, pretty easy fix, 100% pass a lab test after im done, Shit washes right off if you know what to use.

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bloodhungry7

Sept.14th Michigan (southeast) Clone I cut from an indoor run at the begining of the year. It was literally out in the snow this year totally brown a little shrivled nothing. Only about 10"tall and pretty much dead. Put outside first week of may. Was just sitting in my garage on and off under a t5. And yes I know it has.P.M., idc, ill wash it when I harvest it, pretty easy fix, 100% pass a lab test after im done, Shit washes right off if you know what to use.

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bloodhungry7

Sept.14th Michigan (southeast) Clone I cut from an indoor run at the begining of the year. It was literally out in the snow this year totally brown a little shrivled nothing. Only about 10"tall and pretty much dead. Put outside first week of may. Was just sitting in my garage on and off under a t5. And yes I know it has.P.M., idc, ill wash it when I harvest it, pretty easy fix, 100% pass a lab test after im done, Shit washes right off if you know what to use.

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bloodhungry7

Sept.14th Michigan (southeast) Clone I cut from an indoor run at the begining of the year. It was literally out in the snow this year totally brown a little shrivled nothing. Only about 10"tall and pretty much dead. Put outside first week of may. Was just sitting in my garage on and off under a t5. And yes I know it has.P.M., idc, ill wash it when I harvest it, pretty easy fix, 100% pass a lab test after im done, Shit washes right off if you know what to use.

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Eprsy

Looking frosty only got 1 female so far but she’s super frosty buds are small compared to others I’ve seen but she smells of burnt tire rubber going to reveg and clone her and see if I can improve the yield of this pheno

(9) (0)
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Jake Break

I purchased two packs of Jelly Pie, resulting in six females, all of which were ‘promising,’ enough to watch them do their thing. 100% germination which really speaks to the seed creation and storage process. Excellent job GPS/GU!!!!!!!! For the first run, we found two main phenotypes split 50/50. We found 3 Jelly Pie leaning phenotypes and 3 mystery to me leaning phenotypes. The #4, #5, and #6 phenotypes have an odd, ‘Fruity-grape diaper smell.’ #5 is the most promising phenotype, as it’s end result is similar to how it seems to behave when reflecting on its life, as well as the effect. Super smooth! While the #1-#3 phenotypes are DEFINITELY nasty smelling, it’s just that it’s a really kind of over the top rankness to it. I’m letting those three meld themselves into whatever they are before I give much more testing. I will say that what I’ve smoked of the fruity diapers, has been very good. Very functional, without the overindulged inner dialogue/paranoia.

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Jake Break

I purchased two packs of Jelly Pie, resulting in six females, all of which were ‘promising,’ enough to watch them do their thing. 100% germination which really speaks to the seed creation and storage process. Excellent job GPS/GU!!!!!!!! For the first run, we found two main phenotypes split 50/50. We found 3 Jelly Pie leaning phenotypes and 3 mystery to me leaning phenotypes. The #4, #5, and #6 phenotypes have an odd, ‘Fruity-grape diaper smell.’ #5 is the most promising phenotype, as it’s end result is similar to how it seems to behave when reflecting on its life, as well as the effect. Super smooth! While the #1-#3 phenotypes are DEFINITELY nasty smelling, it’s just that it’s a really kind of over the top rankness to it. I’m letting those three meld themselves into whatever they are before I give much more testing. I will say that what I’ve smoked of the fruity diapers, has been very good. Very functional, without the overindulged inner dialogue/paranoia.

(6) (1)
Image #12 from Jake Break

Jake Break

I purchased two packs of Jelly Pie, resulting in six females, all of which were ‘promising,’ enough to watch them do their thing. 100% germination which really speaks to the seed creation and storage process. Excellent job GPS/GU!!!!!!!! For the first run, we found two main phenotypes split 50/50. We found 3 Jelly Pie leaning phenotypes and 3 mystery to me leaning phenotypes. The #4, #5, and #6 phenotypes have an odd, ‘Fruity-grape diaper smell.’ #5 is the most promising phenotype, as it’s end result is similar to how it seems to behave when reflecting on its life, as well as the effect. Super smooth! While the #1-#3 phenotypes are DEFINITELY nasty smelling, it’s just that it’s a really kind of over the top rankness to it. I’m letting those three meld themselves into whatever they are before I give much more testing. I will say that what I’ve smoked of the fruity diapers, has been very good. Very functional, without the overindulged inner dialogue/paranoia.

(6) (1)
Image #13 from Jake Break

Jake Break

I purchased two packs of Jelly Pie, resulting in six females, all of which were ‘promising,’ enough to watch them do their thing. 100% germination which really speaks to the seed creation and storage process. Excellent job GPS/GU!!!!!!!! For the first run, we found two main phenotypes split 50/50. We found 3 Jelly Pie leaning phenotypes and 3 mystery to me leaning phenotypes. The #4, #5, and #6 phenotypes have an odd, ‘Fruity-grape diaper smell.’ #5 is the most promising phenotype, as it’s end result is similar to how it seems to behave when reflecting on its life, as well as the effect. Super smooth! While the #1-#3 phenotypes are DEFINITELY nasty smelling, it’s just that it’s a really kind of over the top rankness to it. I’m letting those three meld themselves into whatever they are before I give much more testing. I will say that what I’ve smoked of the fruity diapers, has been very good. Very functional, without the overindulged inner dialogue/paranoia.

(6) (1)
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Eprsy

She finished up nicely with tinges of purple super thick and frosty nugs! Wish I had the setup to get more out of her like scrogman up there👆🏾👆🏾 But my boy is going to push her clones under 1000’s and see what we get!

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Eprsy

She finished up nicely with tinges of purple super thick and frosty nugs! Wish I had the setup to get more out of her like scrogman up there👆🏾👆🏾 But my boy is going to push her clones under 1000’s and see what we get!

(8) (3)
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Jake Break

Here’s the Gunslinger x Deadhead and the Gunslinger x Chemdawg.

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Jake Break

Here’s the Gunslinger x Deadhead and the Gunslinger x Chemdawg.

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Jake Break

Here’s the Gunslinger x Deadhead and the Gunslinger x Chemdawg.

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Jake Break

Here’s the Gunslinger x Deadhead and the Gunslinger x Chemdawg.

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Jake Break

Here’s the Gunslinger x Deadhead and the Gunslinger x Chemdawg.

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FRITZDACAT

Smalls buds bud very trichome-y odd mix of scents in different phenos some acrid/skunky/pine to blueberry/lemons all in all nice structure hopefully the popcorn will fill out more since this is only day 20 of budding so at least another 40-50 days left

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Johnathan S.

Ran a couple of these girls in a closet over the winter under 400w led. Both girls were an easy grow that produced a couple oz each of frosty grape dawg funk goodness. Looking forward to running more.

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Image #23 from Johnathan S.

Johnathan S.

Ran a couple of these girls in a closet over the winter under 400w led. Both girls were an easy grow that produced a couple oz each of frosty grape dawg funk goodness. Looking forward to running more.

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Johnathan S.

Ran a couple of these girls in a closet over the winter under 400w led. Both girls were an easy grow that produced a couple oz each of frosty grape dawg funk goodness. Looking forward to running more.

(2) (0)
Image #25 from Johnathan S.

Johnathan S.

Ran a couple of these girls in a closet over the winter under 400w led. Both girls were an easy grow that produced a couple oz each of frosty grape dawg funk goodness. Looking forward to running more.

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Toras W.

Jelly pie is an amazing strain to grow, there's a few different pheno's...the pheno in the pic provided has a nice grape gatorade smell/flavor. i highly recommend this strain! its very, very easy to grow using BAS living soil.

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MA

Haven't smoked yet. Week 6. Great colors and smell. Just wanted to show a pic. 1st time in 11 yrs of buying from GP and never posted pics. To scared of being caught. Now it's legal where I live so there are some pictures

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MA

Haven't smoked yet. Week 6. Great colors and smell. Just wanted to show a pic. 1st time in 11 yrs of buying from GP and never posted pics. To scared of being caught. Now it's legal where I live so there are some pictures

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MA

Haven't smoked yet. Week 6. Great colors and smell. Just wanted to show a pic. 1st time in 11 yrs of buying from GP and never posted pics. To scared of being caught. Now it's legal where I live so there are some pictures

(1) (0)
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Cesar D.

Sticky Terpy Greatness

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Cesar D.

Sticky Terpy Greatness

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Matthew M.

Great strain...hands down

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Scrogman412

Jelly pie clone outdoor grow summer 2019. No bugs, cops or weed nazi's. Grew in my discarded grow soil on a whim (extra clone). Just pk boost and ph'd water. Ain't she peeeeerrrrrttttyyyy.

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Scrogman412

Jelly pie clone outdoor grow summer 2019. No bugs, cops or weed nazi's. Grew in my discarded grow soil on a whim (extra clone). Just pk boost and ph'd water. Ain't she peeeeerrrrrttttyyyy.

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Scrogman412

Jelly pie clone outdoor grow summer 2019. No bugs, cops or weed nazi's. Grew in my discarded grow soil on a whim (extra clone). Just ok boost and ph'd water. Ain't she peeeeerrrrrttttyyyy.

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Scrogman412

Jelly pie clone outdoor grow summer 2019. No bugs, cops or weed nazi's. Grew in my discarded grow soil on a whim (extra clone). Just ok boost and ph'd water. Ain't she peeeeerrrrrttttyyyy.

(5) (6)
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Anonymous

Legendary strain. Grape pie brings the looks and smell, the stardawg brings some more Chem funk to the table. Solid structure and yield. This is a GPS staple and I love it.

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Matthew Mcconico

Really tasty not to dense though and not 8weeks

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Patrick A.

Perfect small structure, good dense pyramid shaped colas that extend the full length of each branch, gotta make sure to mother the best of a perfect garden 👍👍🤘🤘

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Beep Shoemaker

My first plant was a boi, second is a girl. Cloned her. I want to try making my own fem seeds with the grape jelly right next to her. Somewhere in there is my adopted preying mantis lol.

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  1. L
    LubdaNugs
    Reviewer

    Don’t wait get these now. They pump out wonderful frosty goodness without any hint of intersex tendencies. I had 3 different phenotypes and they are all excellent. I only popped 5 seeds and ended up 3 ladies. One Stardawg leaning phenotype, one mix, and one grape pie phenotype. All three are frosty and loud.

    (118) (7)
  2. S
    Scrogman412
    Verified Buyer

    Popped 5 got 2 males 1 hermie 2 females, 1 was a nice keeper. 76 days of flower. One monster beauty total grape leaner. A lot of great purple color. Yielded 12 that’s right 12 oz’s. 7gal smartpot with supersoil . Love this strain !!!!

    (46) (1)
  3. J
    Jeremy
    Reviewer

    Exceptional germination, vigorous growth, solid good sized buds, grape/ fuel smell, uplifting smoke, pleasure to grow

    (31) (2)
  4. JB
    Jake Break
    Verified Buyer

    The Jelly Pie is a very interesting strain, in the sense that it’s a dump truck load of far reaching genetics, is my current takeaway. I lived on the west coast my junior year of high school. I made friends with a quiet and reserved Laotian immigrant. After awhile he revealed to me that his source of good flower, was a family member, and it began to make sense that maybe that’s why all of the flower vacuum sealed. We smoked that Laotian Thai Bud, until it was gone. The Jelly Pie #3, from our Pheno hunt, revealed to me an incense and sandalwood aroma and flavor that was very unique and telling of the Laotian Thai Bud that we consumed for over a year, back when I was 16-17.

    This Jelly Pie #3 has been grown from seed, clones, and bred back into the original seedlings to result in this glorious little wonder of Mother Nature. It’s not speedy in the brain, very relaxed. Eyes and face are heavy and relaxed. But my body feels great, and I’m able to think and work in a harmonious manner that does not feel to be debilitating. Pictured below is the #3.

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    (26) (0)
  5. G
    Greenthumbs119
    Verified Buyer

    This strain is a must lol sorry for all the pics just so many phenos this is day 54 since 12/12

    (27) (7)
  6. G
    Greenthumbs119
    Verified Buyer

    This strain is a must lol sorry for all the pics just so many phenos this is day 54 and pheno number 6!

    (21) (3)
  7. G
    Greenthumbs119
    Verified Buyer

    Just another pic

    (16) (4)
  8. HR
    Heathen Raider
    Reviewer

    Grape Taffee smelling , tight compact buds , not a commercial growers dream but top shelf smoke , smell and taste, stuff You hide when company comes over for smoke out 2019

    (11) (0)
  9. J
    Jeremy
    Reviewer

    This strain is absolutely amazing, 10/10 on terpenes and very beautiful. Overall one of the best I’ve ever grown.

    (11) (0)
  10. G
    Greenthumbs119
    Verified Buyer

    Amazing strain so far!

    (14) (3)
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Grape Pie x Stardawg

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.

Buy Jelly Pie Cannabis Seeds

Jelly Pie is a hardy, beginner-friendly strain that reliably produces big yields of dense, frosty buds. This premium hybrid of Grape Pie and Stardawg offers an array of elite phenotypes that range from sweet and fruity to earthy and skunky. Jelly Pie is perfect for those who prefer a little funk in their purple strain. Its balanced
and complex flavor make Jelly Pie a favorite among and recreational users.

Contact Greenpoint Seeds for more information about Jelly Pie. While you are here, browse our wide selection of regular and feminized cannabis seeds.

Have you grown or smoked Jelly Pie? We’d love to hear about your experience in the comment section below.

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

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