Alaskan Purple Seeds

Alaskan Purple Cannabis Strain

Kush was crossed with an unnamed Sativa strain from Brazil, which resulted in the creation of the Indica-dominant strain known as Alaskan Purple. Simply by looking at her, it is evident that this strain is a member of the Purple family, which helps explain why she was given the name Purple. THC levels ranging from twenty percent to twenty-seven percent have been found in Alaskan Purple dispensaries and smoked by customers. Because of the substantial layer of resin that covers each of these stunning nuggets, first-time drinkers need to exercise extreme caution. This strain is loaded with the flavors and aromas of berries, florals, and herbs, and it causes your tongue to feel moist, so you know it’s going to be a winner when it comes to taste. Have you ever spent a day doing nothing and felt like you needed some downtime because you were bored, hungry, and needed some rest? If this is the case, Alaskan Purple is the strain you should choose as your friend because it has calming effects without being overbearing. The initial effect will most likely be a sense of elationjoyravels down to your feet from your head. Keep some snacks close at hand before lighting up, as you may get hungry while kicking back on the couch.

Growing Alaskan Purple Seeds

Growers will discover that the cannabis strain known as Alaskan Purple does well in many environments. Indoor harvests average 550 grams per square meter, whereas outdoor harvests average 1700 grams per plant. After 63 days of flowering, the flowers are ready to be harvested and are covered with resin all the way to the tips.

Because they produce a consistent plane and increase the size of the lower flowers, wide vertical sections and the ScrOG method are highly recommended by Garden of Green Seeds Bank to produce cannabis indoors effectively. It is important to remember that this strain can grow to be pretty significant, so you should place her outside. You will need a location with plenty of space and one hidden from view. It is much easier to cultivate plants indoors; in most circumstances, you may begin harvesting them after only nine weeks.

Alaskan Purple Flavor and Effect

The flavor and the aroma are dominated by a bouquet of floral and fruity notes. This strain’s potency can be attributed to its high THC content and the Kush genetic background. The genes of the Brazilian Sativa strain improve the effect by contributing a cerebral and psychoactive note. This results in a relaxing body that remains for a considerable time. The flowers of Alaskan Purple have rich purple undertones, bright golden hairs, and a layer of sticky, delicious resin that reaches every nook and corner of the leaf. Alaskan Purple buds are medium green and dense, with dense nuggets that are medium green.  As soon as you crack open the sealed container and take a whiff of the rich flowery and herbaceous notes combined with the aromatic berry aromas, you will know that this product is of the highest quality. An understated earthiness works wonderfully with the intensely spicy notes of berries and herbs.

The high from Alaskan Purple is relatively mild, although its effects may continue for a few hours after consumption. It all starts in your mind, where you’ll experience an overwhelming sense of exhilaration that will dispel any sadness or worry and be replaced by an indescribable sense of contentment. As your mind is freed from worry, your body will reach a deep state of relaxation that won’t significantly lessen your energy at first but will finally lead to complete slumber and serenity. Alaskan Purple’s psychoactive characteristics and high (20%-27% average) THC percentage may help people with chronic anxiety, worry, melancholy, severe pain, decreased appetite, nausea, and tiredness.