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Purple Kush from Kannabia Seeds
This is a hybrid of 70% Purple with a highly compact and richly resinous bud that draws the eye. The wait to enjoy its sweet herby taste may seem eternal, but with its rich amethyst colour and brilliant shine, it will be the jewel of your garden.

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Purple Wreck from Reserva Privada
Purple Wreck Marijuana Seeds in Reserva Privada by DNA Genetics, a Dutch based seedbank offering some of the rarest genetics to be made publicly available. These cannabis seeds are absolutely the pinnacle of the cannabis geneticist art. By making their Private Reserve public the DNA Genetics company has created possibly the finest collection of pot or weed seeds in the world.

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Purple Bud from White Label
This is a high-potency, heavy-yielding feminized Afghani with a hint of Sativa and a strong purple tendency. Purple Bud Feminized is easy to cultivate indoors, even for beginners, and will flourish outdoors in the spring and summer of a temperate climate.

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Sweet Purple from Paradise Seeds
Sweet Purple is a hybrid of 3 varieties: a purple variety, an early-finishing / large-yielding Dutch variety and an exceptionally potent strain. As the name implies, this strain most of the time keeps the coloration of the purple parent, while gaining sweetness and potency from the Dutch part of the family. This mostly Indica mix was especially bred for outdoor gardens in temperate climates.

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Purple Punch from Barney's Farm
Barney’s Farm continues to bring you awe-inspiring genetics from around the globe with another USA west coast powerhouse of a strain PURPLE PUNCH™.

The delicate fusing of its Indica dominant parents Larry OG x Granddaddy Purple has provided a real tantalising gem.

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