Swiss Botanic Purple Haze Indoor - 11g

Swiss Botanic Purple Haze Indoor - 11g

The Purple Haze is one of the first varieties from Swiss Botanic and is still very successful. The medium-sized flowers are light purple and have a pungent smell. Be
Taste is typical of Haze, which is reminiscent of the strength and freshness of hashish.

Dominance: Sativa
Taste: Fruity
Smell: spicy and earthy
Appearance: medium sized buds
Weight: 11 grams

Culture phases:
• 3 weeks of growth
• 9 weeks of flowering, including the last 3 weeks, sprinkled with pure water to release all the aromas of the plant.
• Curring 2 weeks before packing.

Indoor / THC: <1% / CBD: ~ 18-21%

The THC content of Swiss Botanic Purple Haze Indoor is 11g, which is less than 1%. The CBD content is 18-21%.

Purple Haze, created in the 1970s in the United States, is the name of a variant of Cannabis sativa (approximately 70%), sometimes with traces of indica, is a purple-colored plant that is very popular for its strong psychophysical effects on the consumer is sought after and acts as an analgesic that can increase both the creative abilities and the feeling of euphoria and satisfaction in the consumer.

The name Purple Haze is associated with the music of the famous singer Jimi Hendrix, released in 1967, when this marijuana strain was first discovered; There are two explanations for the origin of the name Purple Haze.

However, the original Purple Haze has been lost, and this strain is believed to descend from two original families, Purple and Haze: The Purple family has many genetic variants, including Purple 1 and Auto Purple, sativa and indica hybrids; while the Haze family is known for being predominantly sativa-dominant and is also richer in THC, the most well-known active ingredient in cannabis; some of the Haze variants include Lemon Haze, Shining Silver Haze, Chocolate Haze and Amnesia Haze.

Among the most famous Purple Haze roots are Purple Thai, Colombian Gold, Mexican Sativa, Acapulco Gold, as well as other sativas from India and Thailand, eastern countries in whose culture the purple color of these cannabis strains is associated with the meaning of nobility.