Bud origin

Grizzly Purple seeds are an autoflowering marvel loved for producing large, aromatic buds. It’s the offspring of Critical Auto and Purple Afghani. People often confuse it with G13 seeds’ Grizzly Purple Kush heir.

 

Bred for depth of flavor and an alluring appearance, the strain delights growers of all levels. It develops with minimal assistance, delivering yield sizes you’d expect from photoperiods. The violet buds smell like lemon and berries, satisfying sweet tooth stoners.

 

The Afghani genes supply relaxing effects and moderate potency suitable for medical and recreational use. The Critical genes sprinkle sativa elation into the equation. As a result, the strain is sought-after among relaxation-seekers from all walks of life.

 

Our autoflowers deliver stabilized non-photoperiod, all-female genetics. They make cultivation effortless, letting all customers taste this feat of modern breeding.

 

Growing Grizzly Purple autoflower seeds

 

Growing Grizzly Purple is a speedy and straightforward venture. This indica has a hardy form and hassle-free growing traits, requiring minimal care to yield heaps of buds. It spends 4–6 weeks in vegging and blooms automatically; its seed-to-yield period is under four months.

 

Autoflowers bloom regardless of the daylight duration. You can sow in mid-summer to maximize sunlight exposure or raise two gardens per season outdoors. Indoor cultivators can keep their lamps on for 18 hours in veg and bloom for bigger, sticker harvests.

 

The plants have a medium height and a sturdy build. They stand 3–5 feet tall, with long side branches and dense foliage. Growers often use the Sea of Green (SOG) technique to improve the airflow, light penetration, and yield potential.

 

Low stress and high light conditions are vital to auto cultivation success. Plants can take harsh conditions and physical damage, but their productive capacities drop if they have to recuperate. Maintain an optimal environment and keep your garden sheltered to get more buds in less time.

 

What climate do these seeds prefer?

 

Due to its mountain-based indica genes, this strain can thrive in harsh climates. You can grow indoors, out, and in greenhouses anywhere in the US. While the plants don’t mind some cold, they perform best in hot, dry, and sunny weather. 

 

Sow outdoors after the last winter frost. Choose a breezy spot with at least six hours of daily direct sunlight exposure. Take the pots inside if there’s a prolonged cold spell, and consider a greenhouse if the weather is consistently under 70°F.

 

Indoor growers should maintain a 70–80°F temperature range in vegging and 75–85°F in flowering. Relative humidity should be 45–60% and 35–45%, respectively. Begin at 70% for seedlings and drop it by 5% weekly.

 

Like most seeds of purple cultivars, this strain requires a cold shock to show its true colors. Don’t be afraid to drop the nighttime temperature to 55°F in the last few weeks to increase its visual appeal.

 

Feeding Grizzly Purple autoflower

 

Grizzly Purple cannabis seeds develop into plants with moderate appetites. Follow a strict feeding schedule and watch your garden for signs of burns and deficiencies.

 

Don’t feed for the first 2–3 weeks of the plant life cycle. Start supplying nitrogen-rich fertilizer when plants develop the first true leaves, increasing it as the foliage thickens. Continue this schedule till you see the pre-flowers.

 

Transition to a nitrogen-phosphorus blend as pistils cover the internodes. Switch to a full-dose flower-time fertilizer after the growth spurt and keep it up until ten days before harvest. Flush the medium to get a cleaner bud flavor.

 

Flowering & yields

 

This variant automatically flowers after 4–6 weeks of vegging. The plants go through a final round of vertical stretching, and pistils appear at the internodes. Growth soon stops, and the plants dedicate all energy to bud production and ripening.

 

Cease all training, prune only once, and increase the light exposure at this stage. Less plant stress means more buds at harvest time.

 

Dense nugs appear on the internodes by mid-flowering, becoming stickier by the week. They’re tinged with purple several weeks before the harvest, emitting fruity and floral fragrances.

 

The yields are moderate-to-high, depending on the setup and training. Indoor gardens produce an average of 12–14 ounces of weed per square meter. Outdoor plants carry 21–24 ounces of buds each.

 

Experiencing the Grizzly Purple strain

 

Grizzly Purple auto exhibits mid-to-high THC levels and a profoundly soothing effect profile. It contains 9–20% THC, depending on the cultivation conditions. The CBD rarely surpasses 0.3%.

 

Due to its potency and indica genes, this cultivar suits tokers of all levels but best fits afternoon consumption. The chances for productivity go after several puffs, and sleep arrives as the high dissipates. So, only smoke when you finish your daily tasks.

 

The first few hits introduce a mental uplift underpinned by a physical calm. Your mood improves, and a warm wave washes over your limbs, negating all jitteriness and tension. 

 

The lifted spirits eventually turn into full-blown euphoria. You’re giggly, carefree, and fascinated by everything in your surroundings. Aimless conversations become easy to maintain, and artists may harness the free flow of creative juices.

 

Typical indica effects soon settle into the body. The warmth turns into heaviness, and you’re too lazy to keep moving. The couch lock isn’t inescapable, but a comfortable seat feels like heaven. Prepare snacks as the body high begins, as the munchies inevitably follow.

 

The mild, laid-back late high vibe accommodates conversations, music, movies, and cuddles. Pleasure’s the name of the game, so don’t be afraid to indulge.

 

Overindulgence isn’t a good idea, though. Consuming too much THC can leave you too sleepy to enjoy yourself, so smoke slowly. Dry eyes and cottonmouth are common, but you can lessen them by drinking enough water and administering eye drops.

 

Aroma and flavor

 

Purple Grizzly weed contains high amounts of limonene and terpinolene, which make it fresh and fruity. An array of secondary terpenes add musky, floral, herbal, and spicy qualities to the bouquet.

 

Ripening buds ooze lemon and berry scents. Curing juxtaposes its sugary properties with an earthy, woody base, promising a rich sensory experience.

 

Combustion intensifies the fruit scents in this strain’s fragrance. The smoke is creamy, citrusy, and light on the throat. Berry, pine, and pepper notes adorn the straightforward sweetness.

 

The flavor is tangy and very palatable. A taste of ripe oranges hits the palate on the inhale, and exotic spices tickle the back of the throat. The exhale coats the tongue in berries and wet earth, which linger as an aftertaste.

 

What does it help with?

 

The indica genes and manageable potency make this cultivar popular among medical marijuana users. People use it to fight anxiety, depression, muscle spasms, pain, nausea, and insomnia.

 

The stress-busting cerebral effects are indispensable to strung-out tokers. This weed erases concerns, negativity, and thoughts about your to-do list. Besides offering momentary relief, it might bring a long-lasting perspective shift.

 

Folks with depression and listlessness enjoy the uplifting high. Your disposition brightens after several puffs, and you may find motivation for creative and social endeavors.

 

The body high is an effective discomfort fighter. This strain’s terpenes have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, while the THC reduces pain perception. These effects might lead to several hours free of muscle spasms, joint aches, and other annoying symptoms.

 

The munchies are excellent for individuals with chronic nausea, appetite issues, or eating disorders. Many people report having full meals when high.

 

As the THC leaves your bloodstream, this herb leaves you lazy and sleepy. You might find it easier to hit the sack and get quality sleep upon consumption.

 

Buy Grizzly Purple seeds from Seed Supreme

 

Sold on this strain and ready to grow? You’re in luck, our Grizzly Purple seeds for sale are the best in the industry. Our four seed pack sizes cater to small and large-scale cultivators:

 

• 4-pack: $55

 

• 8-pack: $87

 

• 12-pack: $109

 

• 25-pack: $163

 

Order today to get a stealthy package at your doorstep in several days. Germinate, grow, and smoke the fruits of your labor within four months.