Side by side

Afghani vs Granddaddy Purple

Two records, side by side. Only what is recorded — no effects, no rankings, no promises.

Recorded basics

Indica · Reference entry

Afghani

Recorded lineage: Not documented in this record.

Indica · Reference entry

Granddaddy Purple

Recorded lineage: Not documented in this record.

Shared recorded terpenes

  • Myrcene earthy and musky — like damp soil
  • Pinene piney — like a conifer forest after rain
  • Caryophyllene peppery and warm — like cracked black pepper

The recorded terpene lists are identical — on the library’s documented chemistry, these two are indistinguishable. That does not make them the same plant in any jar: records are inherited, not measured, and batches vary.

Only in Afghani

None recorded.

Only in Granddaddy Purple

None recorded.

Recorded aromas

Shared

  • Earthy
  • Sweet

Only in Afghani

  • Woody
  • Pine
  • Pungent

Only in Granddaddy Purple

  • Grape
  • Berry
  • Floral

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