White Elephant is a hard-to-find strain, but it offers a great combination of mixed-effects for all types of users. The breeder of this strain is unknown, but it is a well-known fact that it is made by mating White Widow and Purple Elephant. This strain combines smooth well-being with excellent medicinal properties. The White Elephant […]
Wedding Crasher is derived from purple punch and wedding cake varieties, giving it a unique blend of fruity grapes and vanilla cakes. Intensities vary from plant to plant, but Wedding Crashers tend to be Sativa-dominated (70/30), with an average THC level of about 17%. Wedding Crasher comes from the Symbiotic Genetics people, known for their
If you’re looking for a pick-me-up, look no further than the Purple Trainwreck strain. Purple Trainwreck is also known as ‘Granddaddy Wreck,’ however contrary the name, this strain boosts your mood and stimulates your mind. In other words, if you are a trainwreck, this strain is your new best friend. This strain was developed by the
Purple Cheese is a cross of Blue Cheese, Lowryder, and Purple No. 1. Auto Seeds designed this well-balanced hybrid with crazy high CBD levels, usually coming it at around 4%. The breeders aimed to create a strain that offered that classic cheesy goodness but didn’t overwhelm users. Purple Cheese’s THC level has been estimated to
This full-bodied indica is a beautiful mix of Mendocino Purps, Skunk, and Original Afghani, making it a fascinating bud to try. Despite it’s fruity flavour, Grape Ape contains between 18 and 21 percent THC. As a result, you may expect a high that is as exquisite as the taste, with both brain and body effects.
Purple Kush weed is one worth talking about, as it is essentially the spawn of pure genetics amongst a world of tangled and unknown origins. It was bred in what is thought to be Oakland, California from two pure landrace indica strains, Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani. In simple terms, this strain is hard to
Granddaddy Purple is an indica marijuana strain known by a variety of names, including “Grand Daddy Purp,” “Granddaddy Purps,” “GDP,” and “Granddaddy Purple Kush.” Granddaddy Purple (or GDP) is a well-known indica cross of Mendo Purps, Skunk, and Afghanistan that was popularized by Ken Estes in 2003. Despite its popularity, many growers and those working
