Purple Haze [Femz.]

The statistics for Purple Haze genetics tick all of the boxes and has a little something to tempt every collector out there. As purple strains go, this one tends to mostly have some violet sugar leaves rather than actual calyxes that make up the bud. Once the product is dry, this gives dark green buds with patches of purple sugar leaves wrapped around them. The plant sometimes needs cooler temperatures at night to help bring out more prominent colours.

How much does Purple Haze yield

These Purple Haze seeds give a fair yield of around 400 to 425 grams per square meter. Whilst other strains can produce more, this one creates some truly unique and stunning buds that people are bound to remember for a very long time.

How Long does Purple Haze take to Flower

The flowering time of Purple Haze averages 9 to 10 weeks to fully ripen and have optimum trichomes. She is easy to crop thanks to the lower leaf ratio when compared to the majority of other strains.

This lady is mostly Sativa at about 70%, which such a Sativa dominance it is no surprise that she more on the spindly side. Extra long gangly fan leaves flop over all around her as she creates long swords of soft sticky bud.

How Tall is Purple Haze

Purple Haze is a tall plant that needs a decent amount of room to blossom. She can easily reach 150cm in height indoors and can exceed this outdoors. As a strong Sativa, she can become lanky if not kept in check.

Until the last two weeks of flower Purple Haze does not kick off too much scent. But in those last two weeks she really comes alive and starts to put out some spiced berries scents a long with a musky earth aroma. As cannabis goes she does not get out of control in the smell department, but should be kept in check.