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Purple Haze

Name: Purple Haze
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The purp-fect treat for the senses!

Purple Haze was developed in Amsterdam and became popular in the United States in the 1970s. It is believed by fans of the iconic Jimi Hendrix to be named after his 1967 psychedelic rock song.

90%

Energizing

80%

Euphoria

70%

Sociable

30%

Relaxing

50%

Creative

70%

Uplifting

Berries

Blueberry

Earthy

Fruity

Spicy

Sweet

Purple Haze strain info:

Many cannabis aficionados, on the other hand, think the appellation has to do with the strain’s parentage. The consensus is that it is the bud child of Purple Thai and Haze, but of course, that is still up for debate.

What’s for certain is that Purple Haze is a treat for all the senses. It delights smokers with a sweet-spicy aroma and berry flavor. Backed by up to 20% THC, the bud provides a psychedelic experience that will expand your consciousness. You may find yourself ultra-stimulated and thinking more creatively. Physically, the high is energizing and relaxing in equal doses.

Purple Haze can be enjoyed solo or shared among like-minded friends. If you are toking it with your significant other, this marijuana bud is an efficient aphrodisiac as it encourages intimacy.

If you haven’t tried Purple Haze yet, you are truly missing out! Cannabis fans can consume the strain in various ways. Its dried flowers, oil pens, shatter, wax, and other concentrates are available in dispensaries and retailers. You may also grow your own stash using its regular, feminized, or autoflowering seeds. Keep reading for the low-down on this trippy weed, including how to grow its different seeds.

	Feminized & Regular	Autoflower
Genotype	Genotype30% Indica / 70% Sativa	Genotype25% Indica / 65% Sativa / 10% Ruderalis
Lineage	LineagePurple Thai x Haze	LineagePurple Haze x Unknown Ruderalis
THC	THC20%	THC17%
CBD	CBDInsignificant	CBDInsignificant
Indoor Flowering / Yield	Indoor Flowering / Yield9-10 Weeks / 500 g/m²	Indoor Flowering / Yield10-11 Weeks (Seed to Harvest) / 350 g/m²
Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield	Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldLate October / 400 g/plant	Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldJuly-Late October / 65-150 g/plant
Recommended To	Recommended ToBeginners	Recommended ToBeginners

Purple Haze buds are small, slightly loose, and tapered, with a moss green base, purple streaks, and a thick coating of trichomes covering the whole surface.

When properly cured, its flowers emit a musty, dank aroma with lingering berry-like nuances. Grinding or breaking apart these nugs produces an aromatic scent that lovers of the legendary Haze may find familiar. When combusted, the strain gives off a very smooth, pleasant smoke that tastes fruity and berry sweet, with hashy undertones.

Purple Haze affects consumers immediately after inhaling its delectable smoke. It directly hits the head, as do many Sativa-leaning strains, with a slight initial pressure in the temples and/or flushing of the cheeks. As the odd sensations wane, the cerebral effects of the bud will start to manifest.

Users will become more aware of their surroundings, leading to a heightened sensory experience that is slightly psychedelic. They’ll also notice their thoughts are hopping about and making new connections in free association. Many people become engrossed in these higher-level mental processes, while others, particularly artistically inclined ones, may find their creative minds awakened. It may also spark conversations, making it ideal for social situations and sharing with those with similar “herbal” interests. Just don’t take too much, or your mental state may become foggy.

Purple Haze is a high-energy strain best used during the day or when you want to engage in activities involving both the mind and the body, such as exercise, gaming, or even sex. After a few hours, the energy supply will begin to dwindle, but users are unlikely to become couch-locked or crash.

Purple Haze is a classic recreational strain with a variety of medicinal applications. Given how the bud can calm and improve the user’s mood, it is very beneficial to persons suffering from depression and stress. As the high begins, the patient will also feel invigorated, which can help those who are fatigued. Physically, the strain can relieve mild aches and pains, such as cramps and headaches, but it may not be the ideal choice for more severe or long-term health concerns.

When looking into the side effects of Purple Haze, it’s important to remember that reactions are not uniform. Many will experience cottonmouth and dry eyes. THC triggers receptors that cause the body to stop producing saliva; and the eyes become dry for the same reason. If you’re experiencing aridness, drink plenty of fluids, use artificial tears or eye drops, and try using a humidifier in your home.

For some people, THC can cause anxiety and paranoia. This is because the psychedelia may trigger feelings of intense fear and anxiety. It can also amplify emotions and thoughts, which may cause people to feel overwhelmed or scared. This is especially true with high doses of the strain.

Others may also experience headaches and dizziness. These side effects are relatively mild and will dissipate after a short while.

Ultimately, it’s impossible to predict how a person will react to high-THC strains. The best way to avoid experiencing adverse side effects is to start with small amounts and increase your dosage gradually over time. With a bit of trial and error, you should be able to find the right balance for you.

Purple Haze buds are small, slightly loose, and tapered, with a moss green base, purple streaks, and a thick coating of trichomes covering the whole surface.

Others may also experience headaches and dizziness. These side effects are relatively mild and will dissipate after a short while.

Purple Haze Grow Info

Purple Haze features the typical Sativa growth patterns. The cannabis plant is tall (in photoperiod form) and slim with a long and slender stem and branches. Its fan leaves are narrow and pointed, like fingers. In contrast to its supposed Haze cousins, this one is easier to grow in a range of conditions.

Come flowering, growers can expect little nugs with a tapering, pointy tip. Purple Haze’s buds have a moderately loose and fluffy structure, with sticky trichomes all over the surface, as befitting its Sativa background.

Feminized and Regular
Autoflower

Purple Haze Feminized is a fantastic pick for novices because it’s remarkably easy to cultivate for a Sativa-leaning strain. Molds, mildews, and many of the illnesses that frequently affect cannabis are all resistant to the plant. Furthermore, it just requires a little amount of upkeep and TLC to thrive. This involves giving the plant’s stem and branches more support as they bear its heavily grown colas.

Purple Haze grows tall and lanky if left in its own ways. You may employ the Screen of Green (ScrOG) growing technique to make the most efficient use of a small space if you want to grow indoors to keep your gardening hobby private. To encourage this leggy pot to bush out and produce more lateral colas, consider low-stress training (LST), trimming, or topping. Fortunately, this strain responds well to a wide range of training methods.

If you have the financial means, invest in a hydroponic system. Growers will be able to boost or even maximize their plants’ bud output with this soil-free setup. When paired with ScrOG, yields of up to 500 grams per square meter after 9 to 10 weeks of flowering is possible.

If you’re growing plants outside, the harvest in the northern hemisphere occurs in late October, which is a fantastic time to harvest because it’s just before the first frost. Purple Haze grown outside needs lots of sunlight and fertile soil to flourish. The variety thrives in Mediterranean climates, where a single plant may yield up to 400 grams of fresh buds. Due to its robust nature, it can also survive in colder areas. However, the overall output will most certainly be lower, and you may need to bring the plant inside if the weather becomes too harsh.

The cold stimulates the pigments called anthocyanins, causing the brilliant purple colors to appear when this strain is subjected to lower nighttime temperatures. The shift in hue is solely cosmetic and has no bearing on the flowers’ aroma or taste.

Purple Haze Autoflower is created by crossing Purple Haze with a high-quality Ruderalis strain. This popular autoflower has its photoperiod sister’s many desirable qualities but is even easier to grow.

Plants grown from Auto Purple Haze seeds mature swiftly, in about 10 or 11 weeks from seed to harvest. You won’t have to wait long for the fruiting stage to begin, and you won’t have to stick to a strict lighting schedule. Autoflowering plants will start and continue to bear buds without any stimulation and regardless of the amount of light they get. Purple Haze autoflowering plants are modest in size. You may grow one at your home, in a grow tent, under the stairs storage, or in a grow cabinet.

Purple Haze autoflower may be grown indoors or outside and will thrive in any reasonably habitable environment. However, if you want to optimize the production of your grow operation, you’ll need to ensure suitable growing conditions. This includes, among other things, plenty of light, ample warmth, and a fertile medium. You can get a yield of up to 350 grams per square meter indoors and up to 150 grams for every outdoor grown plant.

Purple Haze

Purple Haze strain info:

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Purple Haze Grow Info

Feminized and Regular

Autoflower

Purple Haze

Purple Haze strain info:

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Purple Haze Grow Info

Feminized and Regular

Autoflower

Feminized and Regular

Autoflower

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