Purple Pineberry Feminized Seeds

Purple Pineberry can trace its origins to British Colombia in Canada. Its precise lineage is uncertain, but the influence this strain’s birthplace has on its characteristics is clear. Beyond its delicious fruity flavors and soothing indica buzz, Purple Pineberry wins many accolades for its hardiness and ability to grow in a range of conditions.

Its strong, piney aroma and berry-like flavor profile also make this strain an enjoyable smoke. And its potency has earned it reverence among medical cannabis users. Purple Pineberry is indica-dominant in both appearance and effects; calming and sedative, it’s a must-try nighttime strain.

With a THC content of around 19-22%, Purple Pineberry is undeniably potent. Throw in CBD levels of 1-1.5% and you have a supremely comforting strain that boasts a huge range of recreational and therapeutic benefits. The initial impact of Purple Pineberry is heady and energizing, though this is quickly overcome by a deep-lying bodily buzz. As its indica genetics become more obvious, a warming, physical high washes over you, bringing with it waves of euphoria and often laughter. At higher doses, expect a contented state of couchlock. This is a strain that enhances relaxation and is perfect for evening use.

Naturally, with its indica leanings and high CBD content, Purple Pineberry is also an excellent medicinal strain. Its long-lasting effects are great for treating insomnia. Its mood-elevating properties are commonly used to treat disorders like depression and anxiety. It’s a potent analgesic, making it effective at combatting chronic pain and inflammation. And it’s known to reduce nausea and stimulate appetite.

Purple Pineberry grows like a dream. Plants thrive in a wide range of conditions and can handle damp and cold climates exceptionally well. With high levels of natural resistance to mold and pests, they’re phenomenally hardy and very low-maintenance to cultivate.

Plants generally grow to heights of 100-180cm and produce healthy yields of 400-500g/m2. Grown indoors, they’ll flower in around 8-10 weeks, though they’ve been known flower is as few as six. Planted outdoors, Purple Pineberry will be ready to harvest in early October.

In appearance, Purple Pineberry is quintessentially indica. Bushy plants grow in a shape similar to a Christmas tree. With lots of foliage, thick stems, and very little internodal space, these are very sturdy plants.

If exposed to colder temperatures during the growth cycle, leaves will turn deep hues of violet and indigo. Buds are dense and grow in dark shades of green. Spikey, brass-colored pistils break from between flowers and contrast against a white sheen of trichomes.

Through the growth phase, plants smell strongly of pine. Coupled with a slight dankness, this rich and powerful aroma intensifies during the flowering period.

As mentioned, this strain’s dominant aroma is pine. Purple Pineberry produces a fragrance that’s slightly dank and earthy, but the overwhelming scent is pleasingly woody. Break up the buds and notes of berry and citrus are added to the mix, rounding off a sweet aroma that smells gorgeous.

Purple Pineberry’s sweetness is enhanced when you smoke it. The taste is powerfully fruity, dominated by flavors of berry and lemony notes of pine as you inhale. On exhaling, berry gives way to grape and lemon, completing a mouthwateringly delicious smoke.