This variety comes from the intersection of two mythical varieties brought from Canada such as the Mendocino Purple (also known as Purps), also known as Mendocino Purps or Purps, which comes from Mendocino, of Humbolt County, California, and the Purple Kush, famous not only for its highly narcotic effect but also by the purple tones of its buds covered in resin and its incredible earthy flavor.

It is a plant bearing snobby but very robust and very large sheet. Inside the SOG it is recommended due to its large size. does not like the over-fertilization and signs mark them quickly if we have exceeded the amount of nutrients must be taken into account in the land when adding liquid fertilizer.

There are 4 phenotypes that give a color scale ranging from green to deep violet and make it spectacular. Its aromas vary from the intense earthy of the Purple Kush and adulzados touches the Purps. The phenotypes more purple buds tend to result in more sweetish odor and the earthy green. It is the most "green" plants that bloom just about 5-7 days earlier.