An icy bud for an evening of relaxation
Cannabis lovers all across the globe are gradually getting in on the Grizzly PurpleKush game, encouraging them to see what the fuss is about.The Indica-leaning, three-way hybrid has a lovely lineage that consists of Kosher Kush, G13, and Purple Afghani. Specked in abundance with trichome dusts, all that ice on her buds brings a THC content between 15% and 20%, as well as a pleasant blend of earthy, sweet berry, and pine flavors.
Grizzly Purple Kush’s calming influence and mind-altering solace foster a do-nothing attitude. If you wish to relax and just be lazy, this is the strain to smoke. It is especially suited for after-work tokers and snackers. The bud can also make you feel cheerful and be used to relieve pain, stress, poor appetite, and insomnia.
Grizzly Purple Kush, despite its growing popularity, is still not the simplest cannabis to find in flower form. If you do want to get your hands on this sweet, earthy ganja, you’ll be happy to know that the strain is simple to grow and ideal for growers of all levels of expertise. Continue reading for useful information that will aid you in maximizing the potential of its feminized and autoflower seeds.
| Feminized & Regular | Autoflower | |
|---|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype70% Indica / 30% Sativa | Genotype55% Indica / 35% Sativa / 10% Ruderalis |
| Lineage | LineageKosher Kush x G13 x Purple Afghani | LineageCritical Auto x Purple Afghani x Unknown Ruderalis |
| THC | THC15-20% | THC9-13% |
| CBD | CBDInsignificant | CBDInsignificant |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield8-9 Weeks / 550 g/m² | Indoor Flowering / Yield10-12Weeks (Seed to Harvest) / 350-400 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldLate September to early October / 500-600 g/plant | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldApril to September / 50-150 g or more/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginners | Recommended ToBeginners |
Growing Grizzly Purple Kush has simple requirements, making it an excellent choice for beginner growers and those who prefer to avoid complex cultivation. The strain is low-maintenance and boasts good resistance to molds, mildew, and pests.
The structure of Grizzly Purple Kush demonstrates its strength. It usually grows to a height of 1 to 2 meters but may extend to 2.5 meters in ideal outdoor circumstances. The robust branches of this Indica plant can carry its large output with ease, making branch and stem supports completely unnecessary. Flowers may grow abundantly on these plants due to their height and width, making them an excellent choice for a fruitful yet straightforward cannabis gardening adventure.
The strain can only be grown in photo period form through feminized seeds. This means cultivators need not weed out male plants as feminized seeds only produce females. FYI: female cannabis plants are the only ones that produce the highly sought-after flowers that we use for smoking, cooking, and turning into marijuana-derived products. With regular seeds, there’s a fifty-fifty chance of getting males and females. If you’re not going to breed or produce more seeds, half of the sprouts will be of no use to you. Also, if not removed early enough, it can ruin an entire batch of crops by accidentally pollinating the females, which will result in seeded flowers.
Grizzly Purple Kush does well in soil and soil less medium paired with the Screen of Green (ScrOG) technique. The training method works best with topping and requires the use of a screen or mesh to encourage the plant to sprawl outwards. Also feed the cannabis with phosphorus, an essential macro nutrient in the early stage of root development, flower production, and improving nutrient absorption, resistance to disease, stem strength,and yield.
The strain grows beautifully and is at an optimal state for bud production when raised in a favorable environment. It need sample moisture (RH levels of 40 to 50%), warm temperature (17 to 26 degrees celsius / 64 to 79 degrees Fahrenheit), a good lighting system, the right light cycle according to its life stage, and a well-ventilated space, among others.When Grizzly Purple Kush isgrown indoors under suitable conditions, you can achieve 550 grams for every square meter after 8 to 9 weeks of flowering.
This sturdy cannabis strain can handle colder temperatures, but the best yields in terms of quality and size can only be expected in warm and sunny places. The production can be as massive as 500 to 600 grams of resinous nugs per plant, which should be ready for harvest around late September to early October before chilly breeze flow in across the northern hemisphere.
Auto Grizzly Purple Kush is an even more uncomplicated strain to grow due to natural sturdiness and resilience cranked up with the incorporation of Ruderalis genetics. The Rudy genes also gave it a shorter life cycle, only 10 to 12 weeks from seed to harvest, and more compact size of around 0.9m (indoors) to 1.4m (outdoors)that allows it to thrive in various settings, including limited spaces. Even better, the plant does not need to follow a specific light schedule to induce flowering. What’s recommended is giving a constant 18 to 20 hours of light; some even provide up to 24 hours for maximum energy production and vigorous growth.
Auto Grizzly Purple Kush is not suitable for high-stress training as it doesn’t have enough time to recover, causing more harm than good. For best results, simply feed the autoflowering plant properly and let it be. A Sea of Green (SOG) grow method can help without causing any injury or stress if you’d like to perform a grow training to boost the harvest.
Grizzly Purple Kush Autoflower thrives inconsistently warm, sunny conditions but can pull through colder climates and bad weather, albeit much less productive. In an ideal outdoor home that receives plenty of light, one plant can share 50 to 150 grams from April to September, allowing multiple harvests to boost the overall yield per year.
Indoors, the ideal temperature range for Auto Grizzly Purple Kush is around 21 to 27 degrees Celsius (70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit). On the other hand, the RH level can go over 60% during the vegetative stage but must be lowered to 40 to 50% come flowering. With the right conditions paired with SOG, growers can achieve about 350 to 400 grams for every square meter planted.