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Purple Hindu Kush - Flower - Alter Farms

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Purple Hindu Kush - Indica - Hindu Kush x Purple Afghani Total Cannabinoids - 32.74% THC - 27.87% CBD - 0.09% Top Terps - Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, trans-Nerolidol This regenerative farm grows in organic living soil on the right bank of the Rogue River in Grants Pass, OR. Alter Farm features a unique library of in-house genetics, some of which have cult status in our store. The plants are fed directly by the Rogue. Full term sun grown and deps can be found on our shelves regularly.

THC/A

32.74%

CBD/A

27.87%

There are multiple origin stories about Purple Kush, also called Purple Hindu Kush, and no shortage of products on the market that claim its name.

According to Northern California’s Dark Heart Nursery, the strain originated in the Oaksterdam neighborhood of Oakland, Calif. The breeder and other online sources suggest it’s a cross of a Hindu Kush female pollinated by a Purple Afghani phenotype and a landrace cultivar from Afghanistan.

Afghani strains typically have sedative effects, which could explain why Purple Kush is known for its soothing, sleep-aiding properties. The strain is also named for its vibrant violet color, which is due to acidity levels, its anthocyanin (pigment) content and/or cooler temperatures where the plant is typically raised.

There are multiple origin stories about Purple Kush, also called Purple Hindu Kush, and no shortage of products on the market that claim its name.

According to Northern California’s Dark Heart Nursery, the strain originated in the Oaksterdam neighborhood of Oakland, Calif. The breeder and other online sources suggest it’s a cross of a Hindu Kush female pollinated by a Purple Afghani phenotype and a landrace cultivar from Afghanistan.

Afghani strains typically have sedative effects, which could explain why Purple Kush is known for its soothing, sleep-aiding properties. The strain is also named for its vibrant violet color, which is due to acidity levels, its anthocyanin (pigment) content and/or cooler temperatures where the plant is typically raised.