Purple Haze

Some phenotypes express purple coloration in cooler grow conditions, but not all. The 'purple' in the name comes from Purple Thai (the parent), not always the cured flower color.

The name and the lineage trace to that era — psychedelic-era heritage. Modern Purple Haze flower is stabilized seed line work, not direct genetic descent from a 1960s plant.

Purple Haze is a sativa — head-up and uplifted in character, with the energetic profile customers expect from sativa-dominant flower. The lineage is Purple Thai × Haze.

Purple Haze hits sweet berry up front, earth through the middle, and spice on the exhale. The smell out of the jar reads the same way — distinctive once you've had it once or twice.

Purple Haze tests in the 14–19% THC range — on the lower end for a flower strain. Customers report a milder, easier experience than the 24%+ heavy hitters.

Purple Haze reads as a daytime strain — head-up and uplifted, the kind customers commonly reach for in the morning or early afternoon when there's still a to-do list.