
- Compact, colourful and suited to shorter seasons.
Purple Poison
Purple Poison a compact, indica-dominant hybrid prized for purple hues and a relaxing, fruit-forward profile.
- Quick-finishing purple phenotype
- Compact plants ideal for limited spaces
- Sweet berry flavour with heavy relaxation
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18-22% |
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0.5-1.2% |
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Purple Kush x Poison OG |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Short to medium (60-120 cm) |
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Moderate |
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Berry, Earthy, Spice |
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Autoflowering |
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windy coastal growing areas |
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Relaxed, Uplifted, Sedative at higher doses |
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Suitable for short season outdoor and indoor grows |
About Purple Poison
Purple Poison is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Purple Kush x Poison OG that offers dense, purple-tinged buds and a balanced high. It performs well in short-season situations and in compact indoor spaces, delivering sweet berry flavours over an earthy base and a dependable, relaxing effect.
Purple Poison is an indica-dominant hybrid with dense, compact buds and a purple tint. It leans towards physical relaxation while retaining a mild cerebral lift.
THC levels sit in the mid to upper range, giving it noticeable potency for regular consumers. The strength makes dosing important for those new to potent hybrids.
CBD content is low to moderate, so it is not a CBD-forward variety. Those seeking high-CBD relief should consider other strains.
Purple Poison descends from Purple Kush x Poison OG. That lineage explains the purple hues and the strain's weighty, relaxing effect.
Seeds are offered as autoflowering to suit short season outdoor cannabis growing and indoor convenience. Autoflowering genetics lessen reliance on long light cycles while still needing attentive care.
Growing Purple Poison is best suited to gardeners with some experience, especially in windy coastal growing areas. It tolerates wind reasonably well but responds to careful siting and support.
Flowering finishes relatively quickly, usually within eight to ten weeks under good conditions. That makes it a sensible option where the outdoor season is short.
Yield is moderate given the plant's compact frame and relatively fast finish. It performs reliably rather than producing extreme bulk.
Plants remain short to medium with bushy lateral branching and a tight internodal spacing. That compact habit suits smaller plots and restricted-height setups.
Indoors Purple Poison responds well to controlled light cycles and compact training to manage height. Outdoors in Leicester it tends to finish early enough to avoid much late-season wet weather.
In Leicester growers should account for cooler nights and brisk winds when selecting a site in windy coastal growing areas. Sheltered positions and good timing within the local frost-free window improve the chances of a clean finish.
Users report an initial cerebral lift that eases into full-body relaxation over time. The balance is useful for evening use where gentle sedation is acceptable.
A sweet berry note sits atop an earthy base with a peppery spice on the finish. The aroma becomes richer and more fruit-forward during cure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Yes, Purple Poison's relatively quick finish and autoflowering option make it one of the better choices for short season outdoor cannabis growing in cooler climates.
The high is mid-to-high strength with an initial uplift that shifts to deep physical relaxation, so newcomers should approach with caution.
Purple tones can develop with cooler night temperatures and the right genetics, though colour is not guaranteed and varies with environment.
Yes, it adapts to indoor setups where space is limited and also performs outdoors if the season allows an early finish before wet autumn weather.
It is generally better for evening use due to its relaxing body effects that can promote sleep in higher doses.
It is commonly used for short-term insomnia, stress relief and mild pain, but it is not primarily a high-CBD therapeutic strain.
Autoflowering is a common option for short seasons, though some breeders may also offer feminised photoperiod versions for growers who can control timing.
Maintain general vigilance, good hygiene and regular checks; prompt action to address issues early helps maintain plant health without complex interventions.
Harvest times vary, but growers can expect a relatively quick turnaround compared with longer-flowering strains.
Laws vary by country and region, so check local regulations before cultivating or possessing cannabis.
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