Muscadine from Rare Dankness distills the label’s grape-forward pedigree into a compact, fast-finishing photoperiod hybrid hybrid. Built from Rare Darkness and Pamelina, it carries a short, self-supporting structure with medium‑size, resin-heavy flowers that finish in 50–55 days. Indoors, plants typically reach 80–120 cm and respond well to modest training; expect medium to high production around 500 g/m², while well-sited outdoor plants can top 650 g per plant. The aroma leans tart berry and black grape with a subtle red‑wine note and a kushy OG echo; flavors match, layering berry sweetness over a faint earth tone. Lab and retailer reports place THC in the 20–26% band with low CBD, delivering a calm, balanced high that nudges mood without heavy sedation. Terpenes commonly reported include myrcene, caryophyllene, and alpha‑pinene, reinforcing the dark‑fruit profile and gentle physical ease. Thanks to its stability, manageable height, and quick turnaround, Muscadine suits tight indoor spaces or multi‑cycle rooms. Rare Dankness’s selection preserves the character of Rare Darkness while brightening it with Pamelina’s density and finish, yielding a grape‑driven cut that is both flavorful and efficient to run. An indica-leaning 60/40 genetic, it grows easily in soil or coco, keeps internodes tight, and finishes with dense, frosted colas that trim clean and cure to a wine‑and‑berry bouquet.
