Description

Purple Mandala regular seeds is a special limited edition for our 20th anniversary. Available as a freebie exclusively for customers purchasing other Mandala strains in our online shop. We also have a small amount of 5+1 regular seeds packs available to purchase, so don't hesitate to avoid disappointment!

The mother plant Deep Purple is a well known Indica strain, created by the late breeder Subcool. This strain was created to encompass the best qualities of its parents Purple Urkle and Querkle, and to enhance their incredible grape flavour. As the name implies, most plants have a very dark purple appearance to match the grape taste. Its soothing medicinal high makes it a popular choice for users seeking relief from stress, pain, anxiety, ADHD, muscle spasms, and sleep issues.

One of the most prominent terpenes found in this delicious Indica is ocimene, followed by pinene and limonene. These compounds contribute to the strain's unique aroma and add to its therapeutic benefits.

To create a versatile hybrid that thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments, we have crossed Deep Purple with a Mandala #1 male. The new Purple Mandala strain balances the effects of an Indica with the uplifting properties of a Sativa, making it ideal for those looking for a well-rounded experience. Even in colder northern climates, this hybrid flourishes outdoors, producing top-quality buds. Our renowned Mandala #1 improves vigour, heat and cold resilience, and contributes other essential features to make it easy to grow, beginner friendly, while expanding the terpene profile.

Purple Mandala is a tasty and beautiful plant with old school genetics. With both parent lines featuring a purple phenotype you can expect the plants to show off attractive colours. 

Top Features

• old school genetics
• delicious aroma/taste
• short flowering time
• purple strain
• beginner friendly
• outdoor-north strain
• heat resistant
• cold resistant

Medical Info

• stress
• anxiety
• pain
• muscle spasms
• ADHD
• sleep disorders
• broad spectrum use