Performance, reliability and exceptional punch. The Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple ) of Grand Daddy Genetics It is that all-terrain hybrid that never disappoints. Designed to balance the best of both worlds, it offers an XL harvest with astonishing ease. When lit, a mix of banana and skunk nuances will assault your senses, giving way to a perfectly balanced happy effect, ideal for both social moments and relaxing alone.

Flower appearance. Its floral colas are the pride of any grower. It develops huge clusters, with very swollen calyxes and an excellent calyx-leaf ratio. This feature not only makes it visually stunning, but greatly reduces the time you will spend peeling with scissors.

Plant Morphology. Its growth pattern is a commercial grower's dream: vigorous, symmetrical and amazingly uniform. The side branches compete in height and thickness with the main stem, creating a candelabra-shaped structure overflowing with flowers.

Growing Tips

• What is the ideal climate to grow Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple )?
  An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.
• What training techniques work best with Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple )?
  It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.
• What type of fertilization does Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple ) need?
  It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.
• What should the watering and humidity be like for Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple )?
  The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.
• Is it necessary to prune the Ken's Original GDP ( Grand Daddy Purple ) plant?
  Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.