Imperial Grapes

Imperial Grapes takes a familiar OG Kush-style base and gives it a sweeter, modern edge. Common Wealth Seed Co bred it from Skywalker Kush x Grape Sunshine, pairing classic kush weight with grape, pine and citrus flavour. It’s available as feminised seeds, which suits growers who want a more straightforward run without planning around male plants.

This is an indica-leaning variety with a 70% indica and 30% sativa balance. THC is listed at 23%, so the appeal here is not just the dessert-like flavour, but the solid, relaxing effect behind it. Common Wealth Seed Co positions Imperial Grapes as one of its 2026 new strains, with the idea of keeping old-school gas in the mix while adding a more current grape-candy resin profile.

The plant has an OG Kush-style structure and produces large, dense, frosty buds. The breeder describes it as suitable for beginners, especially those already comfortable with OG-style plants and basic feeding routines. It prefers moderate feeding, space to breathe and good airflow, with attention to light penetration so the dense, resin-packed flowers can develop properly.

Yields are given at 500–600 g/m² indoors and up to 900 g per plant outdoors. That outdoor figure points to a plant with serious production potential when it has enough room, while the indoor yield range is useful for growers planning a tent or controlled space. The supplied notes do not give a flowering time, so the clearest growing picture is of a resinous, chunky, OG-structured plant that rewards sensible airflow and a steady hand rather than heavy pushing.

The flavour is one of the main reasons to look at Imperial Grapes. Expect pine, grape, citrus and earthy tones, with a sweet doughy gas quality that coats the mouth. The grape side comes through ripe and rich, backed by pine resin and citrus peel, then a deeper earthy finish that lingers after the exhale.

The effect is described as happy, relaxed and balanced, with a warm body-buzz that builds slowly. It’s more grounded than racy: mood-lifting without losing that comfortable indica pull. Imperial Grapes should suit shoppers after a frosty, grape-gas kush cross with enough modern sweetness to feel fresh, but enough OG character to keep it familiar.