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Purple Kush

Name: Purple Kush
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An evening treat that’s better than a bottle of wine

Purple Kush is a potent hybrid of the incredibly popular Hindu Kush with a purple-tinted variety of Afghani. Also known as “Purple Hindu Kush,”this pure Indica produces dense buds with deep plum undertones and earthy red wine taste, which has made it an iconic strain amongst purp crazy weed fans.

80%

Euphoric

90%

Happy

60%

Introspective

90%

Relaxing

Grapes

Sweet

Tangy

Woody

Purple Kush strain info:

The weed combines strong bag appeal with THC levels reaching up to 27%, earning it a spot in High Times Magazine’s Top 10 Strains of 2006.

The Purple Kush head high is uplifting and slightly introspective. Physically, its body numbing buzz leaves users wholly pain-free and relaxed. Upon the comedown, the high fades into a deep, restful sleep that lasts for hours on end. This strain’s powerful effect mitigates health conditions such as stress, chronic pain, muscle spasms, and, eventually, insomnia.

Heavily frosted and shimmering in potency, Purple Kush flowers can be grown from regular, feminized, and autoflower seeds. The photoperiod females are best reared by hands with ample cannabis gardening experience, while novice growers are more than welcome to try the autos.

	Feminized & Regular	Autoflower
Genotype	Genotype100% Indica	Genotype90% Indica / 10% Ruderalis
Lineage	LineageHindu Kush x Purple Afghani	LineagePurple Kush x Unknown Ruderalis
THC	THC17-27%.	THC18%
CBD	CBDInsignificant	CBD0.3%
Indoor Flowering / Yield	Indoor Flowering / Yield7-8 Weeks / 250 g/m²	Indoor Flowering / Yield9-11 Weeks (Seed to Harvest) / 350-400 g/m²
Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield	Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldOctober / 220 g/plant	Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldApril toOctober / 40-50 g/plant
Recommended To	Recommended ToIntermediate-Level Growers	Recommended ToBeginners

Properly cured Purple Kush flowers have the sweet tang of grapes. There’s a musty quality lingering underneath, which becomes stronger when the dense buds are ground up. Similarly, combusting this strain burns with a light, smooth smoke that tastes like earthy red wine. Users with a keen gustatory sense will also find a subtle hint of sandalwood. The pungent grape-like profile of this wed is purely incidental to its purple hue, as the colors of plants are due to pigment activation, while the aroma is from terpenes.

Purple Kush will set aside all your worries and save the day with just a hit or two. The high begins with a powerful onset of euphoria, bringing users a nice, deep feeling of contentment and happiness. Thoughts tend to become introspective but not critical under this strain’s influence. It allows viewing life from a distance for some positive contemplation. Along with the mental effects, anticipate a numbing, deep body relaxation ideal for end-of-day consumption or lazy weekend chill at home.

Equally toke-worthy on the therapeutic side of things, Purple Kush alleviates the symptoms of mental and physical conditions. People struggling with bodily pains and aches from concerns like headaches or cramps will achieve head-to-toe relief. Even nicer, the euphoric boost from this bud combats stress and depression. It is also a temporary yet reliable fix for insomnia, lulling users into a restful sleep.

As tempting as it may be, be careful not to overindulge. Purple Kush may cause light headedness, paranoia, or anxiety in heavy doses. Cottonmouth and dry, bloodshot eyes are quite usual, too, and can be made more severe by every hit.

Purple Kush Grow Info

Purple Kush thrives in cool to moderate temperatures between 18 to 24°C (65 to 75°F) but can grow in cooler environments. Because it can handle colder temperatures, the plant can be grown outside. However, carefully monitor bud growth and keep an eye out for any signs of bud rot.

Two weeks before the fruiting phase culminates, growers can perform a flush to eliminate the salt and nutrient buildup that gives the buds a chemical taste. Concurrently, cold shocking the plant by exposing it to colder nighttime temperature brings out the plum hue on its trich-rich flowers, increasing already through the roof bag appeal of the crops. Because this strain is so resinous, you can make a hash from the leftover trims.

Feminized and Regular
Autoflower

Kush varieties are notorious for their huge appetite, and this strain is no different. A photoperiod Purple Kush grown from regular or feminized seeds needs heavy feeding throughout the plant’s vegging and flowering cycle to reach its full potential.

The strain’s growth patterns make it an excellent cannabis plant for either the Screen of Green (ScrOG) or Sea of Green (SOG) technique, while its low height is suitable to grow areas with limited floor to ceiling space. Its thick foliage needs pruning to prevent moisture accumulation by improving air movement underneath the canopy. Reducing the leafage by removing unnecessary branches also allows more promising bud clusters to get more growth energy.

When grown indoors, Purple Kush flowers for 7 to 8 weeks and can produce around 250 grams per square meter. Cultivating outside where it can receive plenty of sun may yield up to 220 grams per plant, which cultivators in the northern hemisphere can harvest by October.

Cannabis enthusiasts growing Purple Kush for consumption from regular seeds must germinate twice the number of females they intend to grow, as half are likely to become males.

The autoflowering Purple Kush is an easy cannabis plant to cultivate, even for novice growers. It finishes in as fast as 9 to 11 weeks and produces good-sized yields as long as its basic needs are provided. Common to Indica varieties that hail from Hindu Kush’s cannabis haven region, this little cannabisgrows bushy and tolerant to humidity and temperature changes. It has a strong resistance to diseases and pathogens like mold and mildew. Plus, the plant is somewhat forgiving to fluctuations in the medium’s pH value.

Although Purple Kush Auto is low-maintenance, cultivators must raise it in a habitat that mirrors a warm Mediterranean climate to achieve the highest possible harvest. Also avoid overfeeding as it doesn’t need much — just about quarter- or half-strength nutrients. The auto boasts sturdiness Indica and Ruderalis variants are known to possess but must not be exposed to too much stress as it may disrupt the fruiting cycle and significantly affect its yields.

Purple Kush Autoflower is a compact plant that only reaches between 30 to 60 cm tall, making it highly suited to indoor cultivation. Once the seeds germinate, it is best to put them in their final container to avoid transplant shock. Put the cannabis under at least 20 hours of light and use 600 to 1000-watt HPS or LED throughout its entire life to boost bud production. Growing multiple autos in a Sea of Green setup will also help achieve 350 to 400 grams per square meter. If cultivated outdoors, you can expect around 40 to 50 grams per plant and extend the harvest season from April to October.

Cannabis enthusiasts growing Purple Kush for consumption from regular seeds must germinate twice the number of females they intend to grow, as half are likely to become males.

Purple Kush Strain FAQ

What are the easiest ways to germinate cannabis seeds?

There are a few different ways to germinate cannabis seeds, but some methods are easier than others. One of the simplest methods is to place the seeds in a wet paper towel or cloth and then put them in a warm, dark place. Checking on the seeds regularly, you can expect them to germinate within a week. Another method is to plant the seeds directly in soil or grow medium. You will need to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, and again, the seeds should germinate within a week. Finally, you can also use a germination kit, which provides everything you need to create the perfect environment for seed germination. While kits can be more expensive than other methods, they often have a higher success rate. Whichever method you choose, make sure to start with fresh, high-quality seeds for the best results.

What are the signs that a Purple Kush is underfed?

A healthy cannabis plant should be green and vibrant, with strong stems and dense foliage. If a plant is underfed, it will begin to show signs of stress, such as yellowing leaves or stunted growth. In severe cases, the plant may become sickly and even die. To avoid underfeeding, it is essential to give plants the right amount of nutrients, depending on their growth stage. For example, during the vegetative stage, plants need more nitrogen, while they need more phosphorus during flowering. If a plant is not receiving enough nutrients, the first step is to adjust the nutrient solution. If that does not solve the problem, additional fertilizers may be needed. By monitoring plants closely and responding quickly to any signs of stress, growers can ensure that their plants stay healthy and productive.

What are the signs that a Purple Kush is overfed?

Overfed cannabis plants can exhibit a number of different symptoms. The most common signs are yellowing leaves, brown patches on the leaves, and stunted growth. These symptoms are caused by nutrient burn, which occurs when the roots cannot absorb all of the nutrients in the soil. As a result, the leaves turn yellow and brown as they try to rid themselves of excess nutrients. Stunted growth is also a common symptom of overfeeding, as the plant’s roots are unable to take in enough water to support normal growth. If you suspect that your plant is overfed, cut back on fertilization and give the roots a chance to recover. With proper care, your plant should soon return to health.

How to prevent excessive moisture accumulation in bushy cannabis plants like Purple Kush?

Excessive moisture in cannabis plants can lead to a number of problems, including mold and root rot. To prevent these problems, it is crucial to ensure that your plants have adequate drainage. One way to do this is to plant them in well-draining soil. Another way to prevent excessive moisture accumulation is to water your plants early in the day so that the leaves have time to dry before nightfall. You should also avoid wetting the leaves when you water, as this can encourage fungus growth. Finally, if you live in an area with high humidity, you may need to take steps to increase air circulation around your plants. This can be done by using a fan or by opening a window. Taking these simple precautions can help ensure that your cannabis plants stay healthy and free of mold and rot.

Purple Kush

Purple Kush strain info:

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Purple Kush Grow Info

Feminized and Regular