This strain has twice succeeded in competitions Cannabiscup!
In optimal conditions, the plant reaches to monumental proportions with the high yield!
Most plants change color to purple, considering plenty of sun, or conversely frosty autumn darkens to a deep purple color.
The effect is psychedelic stoned , considering dominant indica it will keep you fresh both physically and mentally ...
The flavor is excellent, from the citrus through blueberries to the spice.
The plant is a true enrichment for every garden.
It has a high resistance to diseases and the mildew.
Tao Purple is a classic variety cultivated for several years in our Central European climate.
- Height: 2-3m
- Genetics: Indica/Sativa
- Cannabinoid: medium
- Harvest: 9 weeks / September
Strain FAQ
How do spicy cannabis strains differ from others?
Spice aromas and flavours vary by strain, with some combining sweet and spicy notes and others focusing on spice alone. Its adaptability provides for a variety of different spicy options!
Why are disease-resistant cannabis strains resilient?
Because they contain genes from many climates and places! This genetic diversity not only strengthens their resistance to diseases but also influences their aroma, potency, and appearance, making them uniquely versatile.
Does any purple strain plant turn purple?
Purple tints vary per strain due to genetic diversity. Some plants have purple phenotypes, while others are green. Selective breeding over generations can stabilise this feature, but each plant's colours are said to be unpredictable.
What are these early-finishing strains' unique terpene profiles?
Early finishers have unique terpene compositions that give them unique scents, flavours, and maybe potential therapeutic advantages. They have a great terpene diversity due to their adaption to many climates, which enhances their many effects.
Why are regular cannabis seeds seen as more genetically pure?
Regular cannabis seeds are a throwback to the plant's basic genetics without genetic alteration. These seeds are for cannabis lovers who celebrate the plant as nature intended!
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