Grand Daddy Purple AAAA

Description

Bred by our brothers up north at BC Depot, Grand Daddy Purple kush is an easy to grow plant that offers a vast amount of benefits for both medical and recreational users. A cross between Purple Kush and Afghani #1, this strain will be your new Canadian best friend every night.

It’s not just the flavour and aroma that draws people to this plant, although the savoury blend of blue cheese, sage, and wood is quite nice. Rather, it’s a potent THC level that tops out at 25% that makes fast friends with others. Nugs of this strain are quite dense and coated with a thick frosting of trichomes, and of course, also take on a purple hue due to their genetics.

Imagine for a moment your stereotypical high, one that includes dreamy birds singing and a sense of relaxation that softens the hard edges of your body and mind. While the part about the birds may not come to fruition, you can count on Grand Daddy Purple kush to bring you the rest of the effects you desire, including a deep sense of calm euphoria that puts a smile on your face and erases all cares from your world. Did we forget to mention how hungry you’ll get? Yes, this idyllic high also includes a case of the munchies that are hard to beat.

Given that you’re already half asleep by the time you get a few minutes into your high, it’s no surprise that Grand Daddy Purple kush offers users an incredible night of sleep. Great for inflammation, general body pain, and nearly every mental concern one can think of, this strain is thought to be somewhat of a cure-all due to its high THC and relaxing qualities. Keep in mind that too much of this flower may cause anxiety, so it’s best to know your limits with this gal.

While this may not be the best strain for a huge block party where you’re forced to be social, Grand Daddy Purple kush is still a winner in our book. Share her with a few close friends during a quiet night at home and you’ll soon see what all of the fuss is about. That is if you can get your hands on some – this little lady is mostly found in Colorado and on the West Coast.