Purple Haze

Immortalized in a 1967 Jimi Hendrix song, Purple Haze is a hybrid generally traced to Purple Thai and Haze. Our record lists a single THC reading of 25.97%, well above what outside sources suggest as typical, so it may be an unusually strong sample. Limonene leads at 0.6%, followed by beta-myrcene at 0.39%, alpha-humulene at 0.32% and beta-caryophyllene at 0.15%.

Flavor tags are fruity, sweet and spicy, with outside reviewers adding lavender and violet, which fits the floral reputation. Effect tags show energetic, creative and talkative, with euphoric and giggly in outside reviews. Dry eyes and dry mouth are listed on our side, and outside reviewers add dizziness, so keep water close.

Our parents field also lists Thai, Haze and Chocolate Thai, a reminder that older strains pick up extra family members over time. Cultivators describe it as easy to grow in sunny climates, though that is outside information. It tends to make sense as a daytime or creative choice, with the nostalgia as a bonus.