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Purple Haze

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About this Hybrid Strain

When you pay close attention to Jimi Hendrix’s lyrics from the 1967 classic Purple Haze, it’s very possible he was talking about this cannabis strain. Named after the array of purples a nicely cultivated batch conjures up, Purple Haze is a strain that both novice and veteran consumers can indulge in as it’s been around since the 60’s. The question is – was the strain named after the song or the song named after the strain?

The parent strains of Purple Haze are both sativa, Haze and Purple Thai.

With THC levels usually ranging in the low teens, Purple Haze might be a good strain to try for beginners since modern strains tend to jump up in the 20’s with THC levels. It’s popular because of the high it tends to create, often leaving reviewers claiming it increases energy, creativity, and appetite which are effects that many recreational consumers tend to enjoy, especially at a social level. Fans of this strain like to delve into their hobbies such as painting, song-writing, or any other creative outlet that keeps the mind busy and imaginative. Though it wouldn’t hurt to have some snacks nearby when trying this strain as well, since many reviewers report having the munchies. A warm body buzz has also been tied to this strain as a common effect felt by its fans, relieving mild aches in the body and bringing relaxation to muscles. Cotton mouth and dry eyes have been reported to be the most common negative side-effects of this strain, though paranoia may surface if consumed improperly.

If your curious about its scent and flavor, Purple Haze has a sweet and earthy aroma that often carries spicy and berry-like undertones. Purple Haze is only meant for patient growers, taking anywhere from 16 to 20 weeks to flower.

Lab Data

Cannabinoid Lab Data
Cannabinoid Amount
THC: 25.97%
THC-A: 28.299%
CBG-A: 0.417%
Terpene Lab Data
Terpene Amount
Limonene: 0.602%
Beta Myrcene: 0.391%
Alpha Humulene: 0.32%
Beta Caryophyllene: 0.155%

Genetic Lineage

Purple Haze - Hybrid Cannabis Strain
Hybrid Purple Haze
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Hybrid Purple Thai
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Sativa Thai
Thai Origin
Haze - Sativa Cannabis Strain
Sativa Haze
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Sativa Thai
Thai Origin

Frequently Asked Questions About Purple Haze

What is Purple Haze?

Purple Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain named after Jimi Hendrix's classic song of 1967 and for its overwhelming purple hues.

Where does Purple Haze come from?

Purple Haze is a cross of Purple Thai and Haze

What does Purple Haze smell like?

Purple Haze has a sweet earth aroma with undertones of spice

What does Purple Haze taste like?

The sweetness of Purple Haze really comes out in the flavor. Sweet berries is the predominant flavor that is followed by a little bit of spicyness on the backend

What color does Purple Haze have?

A well cultivated and cured Purple Haze should be entirely purple with an abundance of burnt orange pistils swirling in every direction. It should be caked in almost brown trichrome crystals which should glue it all together making is dense and sticky.

What effects does Purple Haze have?

Consumers of Purple Haze note that the initial effects of it are almost felt immediately with a burst of cerebral energy that super-charges their creativity and focus. Users have also noted that it raised their mood while alleviating their anxiety and or worry. People have said that there is a mild body buzz but many say it's almost all cerebral with little to no body buzz.

Is Purple Haze an Indica, Sativa or Hybrid?

Purple Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid


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