Purple Haze

Purple Haze is a sativa variety from Lestor Seeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±126 days) and outdoors. Lestor Seeds' Purple Haze is a THC dominant variety and is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Purple Haze at last, the mythical tropical Purple Haze of the 70s without being mixed and in all its magnificence is finally available for all those nostalgic lovers of the old school sativas. In this version of the Oldtimers Haze, we offer you a selection of purple and reddish phenotypes with a strong influence of the purple highland colombian sativas, within the genotypes of the original Haze population. Purple Haze is different from Lestor Seeds because its stems and flowers ripe with impressive purple and reddish colors. Their aromas are also darker: of black liquor and wild blackberry.

Resistance against SPIDER MITE: Medium-Low

Resistance against MILDEW: Medium

Resistance against BOTRYTIS: Very High

Resistance against COLD: Medium-High

GENETICS: 100 % sativa. Hybrid of tropical sativas of the 70’s, with a strong dominance of purple highland colombian sativa.

FLOWERING: 16-20 weeks. December-January.

STRUCTURE: Extreme tropical sativa of pale colors, but when it ripens it acquires beautiful purple tones and reddish edging under its leaves. Very thin and flexible stems that can cope with the worst downpours and blizzards.

YIELD / M2: Medium-Low.

BOUQUET: Wood, species, incense and black liquor. Ancient old school sativa aroma.

HIGH: Clean euphoric and creative high without tolerance limits.

GROWING TIPS: For indoor growing, we mostly recommend her for extreme sativa lovers or for breeding projects or seed production.

For outdoor growing, it requires a tropical or subtropical climate in order to reach its full potential. However, it can be easily bred within latitudes of 20º-35º, where we recommend a warm and coastal climate. The use of a greenhouse is very helpful for the ripening in non-tropical latitudes.

It requires medium-low levels of nutrients, especially of Nitrogen. For outdoor growing, it’s best to mix a good base of organic soil rich in guano and humus, and then plant the seeds in a sunny place and leave them to grow at their own rhythm almost without using fertilizers or stimulators.