Grand Daddy Purple Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

What are the Flavor and Effects of Grand Daddy Purple Autoflowering Marijuana?

Granddaddy Purple autoflowering strain has a distinct fragrance that smells like hash and has a vivid sweetness. An aroma of berries and fresh, sweet grapes is instantly noticeable when lit up, much like its Granddaddy Purple parent. For those who like a lovely scent, it’s a delightful experience. A sweet and fruity taste follows the pleasant fragrance, reminiscent of a fine glass of red wine on a hot summer evening. This experience with a gentle whisper of unique flavors makes it a particularly divine strain for marijuana enthusiasts.

What are the Medical Benefits of Grand Daddy Purple Autoflowering?

Grand Daddy Purple Auto has an Indica impact quintessentially. It produces a high that can be overwhelming, but in a good way. You can feel the need to sit down as relief spreads through your limbs. The muscles in your body will relax, and your head might feel tight. Nonetheless, it isn’t a debilitating feeling. In reality, you will be delighted. Slowly, the sense of calm will deepen to the point that you will nod off. It is to be anticipated, given that this strain is known to be a natural sedative. As a result, it’s best to eat it at the end of the day or on the weekends. Make sure you finish all of your tasks because staying awake and an alert would be difficult.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Grand Daddy Purple Autoflowering 

The most common side effects of smoking large quantities of Granddaddyy purple are cottonmouth and dry eyes. Apart from those minor drawbacks, Granddaddy Purple hasn’t been linked to fear or anxiety. However, keep in mind that the THC content is very high. THC users who are sensitive to the drug can feel dizziness. Begin with a low dose, but if nausea remains, consider switching to a CBD-rich strain.

How to Grow Grand Daddy Purple Autoflowering

Auto Granddaddy Purps seeds, like those of most autoflowering strains, yield small plants that can grow to a height of up to 100 cm in the right conditions. The buds are pale green, turning purple as they age, and are coated in sticky crystals. The leaves are a dark green color and are sparse. THC levels range between 14 and 19 percent.

Indoors growing of weeds in soil or hydro can go around up to  400g/m²  is possible. Weeds can yield up to 40g-180g per plant when grown outdoors, and this strain can be grown in cooler northern climates. Indoor flowering takes eight to ten weeks, and outdoor harvest is in late October.