Q
How close should I plant Purple Cherry outdoors?
A
Space plants about 1 to 1.2 metres apart to allow airflow and reduce mould risk.
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- Compact, colourful and built for coastal gardens
Purple Cherry
Purple Cherry is an indica-dominant hybrid with sweet cherry flavour and reliable yields in coastal conditions.
Why choose Purple Cherry?
- Quick eight to nine week finish
- Sweet cherry and earthy flavour
- Robust in cool, coastal gardens
THC |
18-21% |
CBD |
0.5-1% |
Lineage |
Cherry Kush x Purple Afghan |
Genotype |
Indica-dominant hybrid |
Difficulty |
Intermediate |
Flowering |
8-9 weeks |
Height |
1.2–1.8 m outdoors |
Yield |
Moderate to high |
Taste |
Cherry, Earthy, Sweet berry |
Seed Type |
Feminised and regular |
Climate |
Cool coastal, windy |
Effects |
Relaxed, Uplifted, Sleepy |
Environment |
Indoor and outdoor |
About Purple Cherry
Purple Cherry is a robust indica-dominant hybrid bred from Cherry Kush x Purple Afghan that offers purple-hued buds, sweet cherry flavour and steady yields. It suits intermediate growers who can provide wind protection and moderate feeding, and it finishes in eight to nine weeks, making it practical for cooler UK summers.
Grow Difficulty:
Growing Purple Cherry suits growers with intermediate experience and basic training skills. Extra staking and wind protection are advised in windy coastal growing areas.
Flowering Time:
Flowering completes in around eight to nine weeks under good conditions. Outdoor plants finish by late season in most UK summers.
Yield:
Yields are moderate to high for an indica-dominant plant. With good nutrition and shelter the plant rewards growers with consistent harvests.
Height:
Plants remain medium height with dense branching suited to SCROG and topping. Outdoors they commonly reach between 1.2 and 1.8 metres.
Environment:
Indoors Purple Cherry responds well to SCROG and controlled feeding schedules in a tent. Outdoors in Fermanagh it benefits from early shelter and careful siting to reduce salt spray in Fermanagh.
Climate:
In Fermanagh the strain tolerates cool summers but needs shelter from salt-laden winds. Windy coastal growing areas require windbreaks, firm staking and raised beds to prevent exposure damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
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