This tasty purple will knock your socks off and melt you into the sofa
Named after a psychoactive tea derived from the Amazons, the beautiful Ayahuasca Purple is a cross of Master Kush and Red River Delta. The Barney’s Farm creation is a 100% Indica that is high-yielding and exceptionally sturdy. She produces trichome-heavy flowers that can deliver a powerful hit with her impressive THC content of 21% and the benefits of a decent CBD level of 1.4%.
Ayahuasca Purple is not the best bud to enjoy if you wish to remain productive and plow through your task list. However, if you want to relax after work or before bed, then this strain’s mellow stone will surely provide the pleasant downtime you seek. Apart from helping users kick back, the weed relieves symptoms of stress, pain, and insomnia. These sought-after effects are brought forth by her smooth smoke with mixed aromas of damp earth, flowers, and sweet papaya. As satisfying as the experience is, users, especially new ones, must pace themselves accordingly to avoid getting stuck on the couch.
Ayahuasca Purple generously shares dense, resinous flowers in exchange for little effort and space. She is easy to cultivate and practically grows on her own without requiring special growing techniques to produce high-quality and quantity results. Additionally, her small size makes her an excellent option for indoor growing and low-key outdoor weed gardening. You’ll want to grow this pot again because of all these benefits. It also doesn’t hurt that she’s a dreamboat. As harvest draws near, the plant’s lovely dark colors contrast nicely with her buds’ thick frosty-white layer of resin. Who wouldn’t want that?
| Feminized & Regular | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype100% Indica |
| Lineage | LineageRed River Delta x Master Kush |
| THC | THC21% |
| CBD | CBD1.4% |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield8-9 Weeks / Up to 650 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldMid to Late September / 600-800 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginners |
Ayahuasca Purple is a pure Indica hybrid that remains compact and small, making her suited for a Sea of Green(SOG) cultivation. If you plan to grow a smaller number of plants per square meter, we recommend pushing the pre-veg for around 5 to 8 weeks to achieve a larger yield.
Ayahuasca Purple also does well when grown without the intervention of any techniques. Just make sure not to overfeed the plant as excess nutes could be detrimental to her health. Also install structures to support the branches of the strain to prevent her heavy colas from causing them to sag. While the limbs may need help, the stem should be strong enough to keep her structure standing upright.
The final height of Ayahuasca Purple is typically between 90 and 100 cm. She does not stretch much during the flowering period, often coming to a complete stop two or three weeks after switching to the 12/12 cycle. This allows the plant to put all energy into developing her buds.
The internode distance of Ayahuasca Purple is small, and her leaves are broad like a true Indica. Because of these growth traits and her dense buds, growers must be careful with accumulating moisture towards the end of the flowering phase. Placing the plant under a roof or shelter during late flowering is a must if you’re cultivating outdoors.
Cold shocking or exposure to lower night temperatures bring out the beautiful color palette of Ayahuasca Purple. This process turns her leaves and buds dark purple and is best performed two weeks before harvest. The strain spends 8 to 9 weeks fruiting and will produce up to 650 grams per square meter.
Outdoors, Ayahuasca Purple’s flowers turn from dark green to plum during fall/autumn. The colder it is, the sooner the color change transpires. You can start collecting the buds by mid to late September and look forward to achieving 600 to 800 grams per plant in optimal conditions.
How to effectively grow Ayahuasca Purple in a Sea of Green?
Cannabis plants can be effectively grown in a Sea of Green or SOG method with some key considerations. SOG is a method of growing multiple small cannabis plants close together to produce a large yield in a small space and in a relatively short amount of time. This method is ideal for growers who are limited in space but still want to produce a large amount of product. To succeed with this method, choosing a high-quality strain that will grow well in crowded conditions like Ayahuasca Purple is essential. Additionally, the plants will need to be trimmed frequently to ensure they receive an adequate amount of light and air circulation.
To perform a SOG, growers will typically start with clones or seedlings and then carefully space them out so that they are just touching each other when fully grown. The plants are then allowed to vegetate for around 6 weeks before being switched to the flowering stage. If you are looking to produce a large quantity of high-quality buds in a short period, then the Sea of Green method may be right for you.
How to cold shock the purple hue out of Ayahuasca Purple?
Cannabis plants are known for their distinctive colors, ranging from vibrant green to deep purple. One way to bring out these colors is to cold shock the plants. Cold shocking is a process of exposing the plants to colder temperatures, which causes the cells to break down and release anthocyanins, the pigments that give plants their color. To cold shock cannabis plants, growers typically expose them to temperatures below 50 degrees Fahrenheit for 7-10 days. This can be done by setting up an air conditioner in the grow room. Growers should be careful not to let the plants freeze, as this can damage or kill them. Once the exposure period is over, the plants will begin to develop their purple colors. Cold shocking is a simple and effective way to produce vividly colored cannabis plants.
How to cool my cannabis grow room without air-conditioning?
Cannabis grow rooms can get very hot very quickly. If the temperature isn’t carefully monitored, it can quickly reach levels that are harmful to the plants. While air conditioning is the most obvious solution, it’s not always the most practical or affordable option. There are several other ways to cool a cannabis grow room, even without air conditioning. One popular method is to use fans. By circulating the air, fans can help bring down the room’s overall temperature. Another option is to use cooling pads—these work by evaporating water to create a cooling effect. When used with fans, they can be very effective at keeping a grow room cool. Many commercial cooling solutions are also available, such as chillers and climate controllers. While these can be expensive, they offer a more reliable way to maintain ideal conditions for cannabis cultivation.
How to increase the humidity in a cannabis grow room?
Cannabis plants thrive in humid conditions, and the ideal grow room humidity level varies depending on the plant’s growth stage. However, maintaining consistent humidity levels can be challenging, especially during dry winter months. One way to increase humidity is to use a humidifier. This will add moisture to the air, raising the overall humidity level. Another option is to place a pan of water on the floor of the grow room. As the water evaporates, it will help to raise the humidity level. Finally, you can also mist your plants with water several times daily. This will help keep their leaves hydrated and prevent them from drying out. By taking these steps, you can ensure that your cannabis plants have the high humidity levels they need to thrive.
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