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Purple Punch cannabis seeds: strong and fast at the same time

If you have a penchant for stoned yet uplifting strains, Purple Punch cannabis seeds belong in your collection. A descendant of Larry OG and Granddaddy Purple, this potent hybrid has 85% indica and 15% sativa genes. Developed with strength and flavor in mind, Purple Punch perfectly combines high THC levels with rare, sweet flavors. Adding to the attractive characteristics is that this cultivar delivers a high yield after a short flowering period. All in all, Purple Punch offers an easy and rewarding growing experience thanks to her robust genetics. Its beautiful dark purple flowers alone are often enough to convince most growers.

Taste, aroma and effect of Purple Punch: Rare aromas meet balanced effects

Purple Punch boasts a long list of attractive attributes, of which her complex and unique flavor profile is at the top for most growers and stoners. Its combination of terpenes, flavonoids, esters, and other aromatic phytocannabinoids deliver delicious notes of blueberry, vanilla, candy, and earth. When these flavors start to fade, a sizable THC level of 21% will set in. Initially, this strain has a motivating and inspiring effect, giving you the determination to realize creative projects. After this burst of productivity, you'll feel your calming and warming body high kick in as you gently float back to earth.

Growing Purple Punch Seeds: Short Flowering and High Yield

Purple Punch cannabis seeds provide a quick and easy growing experience. Sow these seeds in seed cubes and wait until the seedlings have reached a height of about 3cm. Then transplant them into a pot of your choice. Indoors, plants will reach a medium height of 80-120cm depending on pot size and training techniques used. After a short flowering period of 8-9 weeks, expect a yield of 550-600g/m². Outdoors, if there is enough space, the plants can grow up to 150cm tall. and produce 550-650g each in a sunny location. Prepare to harvest at the end of September.