Alaskan Purple

Alaskan Purple is a mostly indica strain created by Barcelona’s Seedsman seed bank. It’s a three-way cross of an unknown strain (some say it’s Purple Alaskan), Kush, and an unknown Brazilian sativa.   

The top reported aromas of Alaskan Purple are flowers, pungent earth, and berries. And it is said to taste like spice herbs, berries, and pine. 

Alaskan Purple is an indica/sativa-dominant three-way cross between an unknown strain, Kush, and an unknown Brazilian sativa. It produces tall plants that can be quite large when grown outdoors but also respond well to training like Screen of Green or Sea of Green indoors. Alaskan Purple has an average flowering time between 56 and 63 days indoors and early October outdoors. It is known to produce slightly above-average yields indoors and tremendous yields outdoors in ideal conditions.

Alaskan Purple is available as seeds. Clones may be available directly from cultivators growing this strain.