Terpenes

Both cannabis and grapes contain a variety of terpenes, which are aromatic compounds found in many plants. The terpene linalool, for instance, is present in both and is associated with the sweet, floral aroma found in some strains of cannabis and the uniquely fruity aroma of grapes.

Medicinal properties

Both have been used for medicinal purposes. Cannabis has been used to manage conditions such as chronic pain, epilepsy, and multiple sclerosis. Grapes, on the other hand, are rich in vitamins and minerals and may be helpful for improving heart health, preventing diabetes, and much more.

Cultivation

Both grapes and cannabis can be cultivated indoors or outdoors when provided with the right conditions; however, most varieties of grapes must have plenty of space and large containers to reach their full potential. Cannabis and grapes require careful management of several factors, including light, temperature, and soil pH, to achieve optimal results.

Flavor Pairings

Grape-flavored strains are a delicious treat that can be enjoyed as a scrumptious smoke or infused into edibles, beverages, and other products. Given their fruity scent, grape-flavored products often are paired with nuts, citrus, ginger, raspberry, and herbs. The flavor combinations are endless!

End Product Use

Both are used in a wide variety of goods. Cannabis is used in recreational and medicinal products, textiles, and even food. Grapes are consumed fresh, roasted, juiced, or preserved and are extracted to make flavors for candies, sodas, and other delicious products.