Purple Autoflower Seeds

Purple Seeds Genetics and Harvest Info

Purple is an indica-dominant strain. It resulted from crossing a well-known Afghan Purple strain with Ruderalis, which is responsible for its autoflowering properties. The genetic backbone of the original Afghan Purple goes back to a landrace from the Afghani mountains. The seeds were inbred through several generations as breeders were trying to find a stable purple line.

Once it was found, they crossed it with a Ruderalis. This strain is available in feminized seeds, meaning female buds 99% of the time. Purple seeds demonstrate excellent resistance to overwatering or wrong nutrient levels, so it is a great option for new cultivators.

How to Grow Purple Autoflower

Thanks to their Indica dominance and purely landrace nature, Purple autoflower seeds develop a robust, low-profile bush structure and are resistant to various growing conditions.

It is also one of the fastest autoflowering strains on the market. The seeds require only 50-60 days from seed to harvest. They also make it possible for growers to have up to six back-to-back indoor grows in one year. If the seeds are grown outdoors in a sunny climate, they can deliver more than one consecutive harvest in a year.

Auto Purple delivers high yields. Indoor yield is 16 ounces per m², and outdoor growers can expect up to 4.5 ounces per plant. Even if left untreated, the weed's average height will be 2-4 ft. Growers can improve the aroma by using organic nutrients.

Taste & Aroma

Once the Purple seed is grown and ready for harvest, growers can enjoy buds with subtler scents of sage, plums, and lavender hints. The taste is spicy yet has smooth undertones of earth and palate by the end of smoking.