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Purple Diesel

Strain Sativa Indica THC CBD Weeks in Bloom Cross

Purple Diesel

Purple Diesel 50% 50% 16% 0.20% 8 Purple Kush x Sour Diesel


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Strain:
50% Indica / 50% Sativa
16% THC / .20% CBD
Purple Kush x Sour Diesel

Bloom Cycle:
8 weeks

Flavor:
A light, rich, butter flavor, with strong tones of kief. There are subtle hints of foliage and a sweet fruit flavor  hat lingers for a few minutes after exhale.

Aroma:
An immense pine scent with moderate undertones of orange fruit

Effects:
Very uplifting, focused high. There is an immediate euphoric tingling sensation that radiates throughout one's head. Powerful visual stimulation causing reaction time to decrease. The high spreads to muscles making them relaxed and comfortable. Perfect for muscle contractions and stress.

Visual:
Dark, purple buds

Treats:
Anxiety, lack of appetite, migraines, stress, muscular problems.  Great for medical patients with complaints of pain. We recommend this strain to any patient who lacks sleep or suffers from mild to acute body aches and headaches, especially migraines.  For a list of ailments treated: Click Here

Background:
This special Diesel grows purple and fast. Very strong smell intense flavor that the Diesel is famous for.



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