Purple Afghani Feminised Seeds

Classic Kush in many of its attributes, but still surprisingly different in so many other ways it really does have something for everyone. It's purple in color but not just when it gets cold, the deep indigo and lavender hues set in late in vegetation and continue throughout the flowering period delivering a real treat for the eyes. But this lovely lady is not just style and no substance.

The stone comes on fast and it immediately brings on a deeply relaxing calm without feeling like a knockout or hammer blow that can come from some more intense Kush varieties. That is not to say that there is anything weak about the experience, it is just more like being firmly but carefully pushed into your couch rather than being hit by a freight train. The medicinal applications that can come out of such a stone immediately suggest pain relief and anti-anxiety or PTSD-related ailments.

Purple Afghani can be finished quickly if required; 4 weeks of Veg and then 55 days of flowering and she will be ready for the chop. However, if you can stretch the vegetation time from 4 weeks to 6 weeks the resulting increase in yield will be spectacular adding more than 50% to the expected total dry weight. The grow pattern is fully Indica, short and stocky, making it ideal if your grow space is limited. The fan leaves are wide and dark green, but where they grow closer to the buds they will take on a deeper purplish hue making her a real joy to behold. Branch spacing is compact so don't be afraid to defoliate in the later stages of flowering to let in that all-important light.

One of the key traits of the Kush line of strains is their distinct spicy, piney and even diesel-like aroma and taste. However Purple Afghan is much closer to her cousin Pineapple Kush with a very sweet, almost tropical flavour profile. The scent from the plant in its flowering stage is sweet citrus but when dried and cured this kicks into overdrive releasing a heady 'fruit punch cocktail' that is a real joy to smell.

If the smell and taste of this strain are not your normal Kush, then the growth pattern is as typical as it comes. Short, around 70-90cm when fully mature, it retains its true Afghani heritage by staying low to the ground with thick dense branches covered in flower sites. This bush soon becomes a mass of large dense buds that drip with resin. The nuggets themselves are large and rounded, with THC glands that are crammed over every part, which become so engorged with sticky goodness in the final 2 weeks of flowering that come harvest time you will have to clean your scissors constantly!

A true Kush, but with a highly pleasing twist, Purple Afghani thrives in hot and arid conditions, she will put up with harsh climates, less water, and intense sun and then keep coming back for more. The bag appeal is immense both in terms of looks and that genuinely special aroma will leave your mouth watering and hungry for more.

The most immediate sense that is activated with Purple Afghani is your smell. Not the normal sharp spice that you get from the Classic OG or Hindu Kush, but a rich fruity and decidedly sweet aroma of fresh pineapples. If you rub the shade leaves on a flowering plant this is added to with a more usual pine scent, but it is a more mellow wild pine resin rather than an acrid bathroom detergent.

The taste of the Purple Afghani strain mirrors the smell perfectly, only more so. Tropical candies, think Starbursts and Skittles with just a slightly earthy tone that you would expect. On the inhale this is fruity and sweet, on the exhale more of the slightly skunky undertones come through, although this is in no way unpleasant as it rounds out the flavours perfectly.