The Purp

The Purp Strain

The Purp frequently goes by the name Mendocino Purps or Mendo Purps. It originates from the Mendocino County in Northern California. It is a Sativa dominant hybrid 60% Sativa and 40% Indica with a moderate THC content between 16-18%. It is a cross between Purps and Mendocino. The Purps won a spot in the High Times top ten in 2007. It also took third place in the High Times top ten in 2009. In other words, it is a highly regarded and very powerful stain of marijuana. The taste has been described as a mix between caramel coffee and pine. The most common effects associated with The Purp are that it results it making users both happy and relaxed. A beautiful and powerful high that still leaves users fully operational. It also has a strong odor with a sweet and fruity taste.

Why do Patients Use The Purp?

The Purps is possibly one of the best medical strains of marijuana available. It has been linked to a reduction of many common illnesses, including pain, depression, nausea, eating disorders and sleep disorders. It gives a clean and potent uplift leaving users energized and refreshed. However, it still has potent anti-inflammatory properties and much use for pain relief. A perfect hybrid for those suffering from Chemo, it is one of those rare strains that seems to do it all. A happy and relaxing experience much loved by medical and recreational users alike. Most commonly prescribed for stress relief and for muscle relaxation.

Medical Uses of The Purp

Pain Relief
Insomnia
Depression
Nausea
Appetite
Stress

Side-Effects of The Purp

Dry Eyes
Dry Mouth

Information about The Purp

Classification

60% Sativa 40% Indica

Parents

Clone of Mendocino Purps.

Stoned Meter

The Purp has a rating of 9.4 on the stoned meter.

THC Levels

THC levels are consistently between 16-18%.

Breeder

Unknown

Flowering Time

Approximately 8-9 weeks depending on the method used.

Ideal Growing Method

Indoor Sea of Green. Can be grown outdoors in Northern temperate climate.

Plant Height

3-4 feet indoors 6-8 feet outdoors.

Yield

The Purp generates a low yield. 350 to 400 gm2 indoors, 100g to 125g per plant outdoors.

Growing Skills

The Purp needs moderate to expert experience to grow.

Potential Problems

Not the most productive plant, though it will give a connoisseur strain in the end.