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Grapefruit strain from Molecular Farms at Green Legacy

sativa · Molecular Farms

Grapefruit strain.

Short version of the Grapefruit strain: sativa, Molecular Farms, 19.7% THC, sold as flower. Long version follows.

Type
sativa
THC
19.7%
Terpenes
2.18%
From
$44.99
Forms
flower

What Grapefruit feels like

On the menu's ten-point effect scale the Grapefruit strain scores highest for energetic (9), then happy (9), with creative not far behind. That matches how customers describe it.

  • Energetic9
  • Happy9
  • Creative8
  • Focused8
  • Inspired8

Effect scores are the menu's customer-reported ratings, not medical claims. Effects vary by person, dose and product.

On our shop-by-feel page that puts Grapefruit in the Active, Happy and Creative lanes. If you'd rather start from a feeling than a name, that page is the shortcut.

Where Grapefruit comes from

Molecular Farms hasn't published the cross behind Grapefruit, and we won't guess. What we can vouch for is the lab sheet on this page and the way it smokes, which staff have tried.

Molecular Farms runs a small-batch grow in the District. Their flower tends toward sativa-leaning cuts, and their disposables are a reliable pick when you want a strain name you recognize in a vape. More on the grower at molecularfarms.com.

When to use it

Use it in the day. It's bright enough that it can keep some people up if they take it late.

Lab sheet

Grapefruit strain terpenes and aroma

Limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene. That's the top three in the Grapefruit strain, inside a 2.18% terpene total, and limonene alone is 0.65%.

  • Limonene 0.65% Smells like: citrus, lemon, herbal Same terpene as lemon rind. When it sits near the top of the sheet the aroma is sharp and clean rather than sweet.
  • Beta Caryophyllene 0.44% Smells like: sharp, spice, sweet, wood Beta-caryophyllene is the peppery one. It is also found in black pepper and cloves, and it gives a lot of gas strains their bite.
  • Beta Myrcene 0.41% Smells like: earthy, musk, cloves Myrcene is the most common terpene in cannabis and the one people associate with a heavier, couch-leaning feel.
  • Linalool 0.19% Smells like: floral, herbal, lavender Linalool is subtle in most flower, but where it climbs the sheet the strain tends to read as gentle rather than racy.
  • Beta Pinene 0.12% Smells like: woody, pine Alpha and beta pinene both show up on the sheet. Together they are the fresh, resinous smell at the front of a lot of sativas.

Terpene percentages are from the current batch's certificate of analysis. Our guides explain how to read one and why the total matters more than the THC.

On the shelf

How we sell Grapefruit

You can get the Grapefruit strain as flower, from $44.99. The table lists every size we have. Stock moves daily, so if something's missing it probably sold out this week.

ProductFormTHCSizes & pricesMenu link
Flower: Grapefruit
Molecular Farms
flower 19.7% 1/8oz $44.99 View ↗

Stock and prices checked 2026-09-19. The live menu wins if they disagree.

Grapefruit strain: how much to take

At 19.7% you're in normal territory. Start with a couple of pulls, wait ten minutes, and go from there.

Bring ID and your D.C. patient registration. If you don't have the registration yet it takes about two minutes on the ABCA site and costs nothing.

The registration lives on the ABCA patient portal, and our registration guide walks through it screen by screen. Delivery details, minimums and the D.C.-only rule are on the delivery page.

Grapefruit strain questions

Is the Grapefruit strain an indica, sativa or hybrid?

Grapefruit is listed as a sativa by Molecular Farms. Its top effects on the menu are energetic, happy and creative.

How strong is the Grapefruit strain?

The current batch tests at 19.7% THC with 2.18% total terpenes. That is a moderate, workable strength for most people.

What does Grapefruit smell and taste like?

Limonene is the dominant terpene (0.65%), which reads as citrus, lemon, herbal. Beta Caryophyllene comes next and adds black pepper, cloves, warm spice.

Who grows Grapefruit?

Our Grapefruit comes from Molecular Farms. Every batch is lab-tested, and the numbers on this page come from the current one.

How can I buy the Grapefruit strain in D.C.?

In store at 4630 14th St NW, for pickup, or by same-day delivery anywhere in the District. We currently carry it as flower. You need a valid photo ID and a D.C. medical registration, which is free and takes about two minutes online.

Do you deliver Grapefruit?

Yes, across Washington D.C., same day. Delivery stops at the District line, so Maryland and Virginia customers order ahead and collect from the shop.

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