Moon Drops

Moon Drops sounds like a lullaby, but it smokes like a lucid dream — Archive Seed Bank's Purple Urkle x Do-Si-Dos cross that turned the purple strain stereotype into a powerhouse hybrid. Archive's Portland team, best known for preserving West Coast genetics, bred this one to fuse old-school color with new-school potency, and it delivers both in full bloom.

Purple Urkle lends its deep violet hue and grape-sweet aroma straight from Humboldt's original purple scene, while Do-Si-Dos stacks in GSC's creamy OG funk. The result? Dense, neon-and-plum buds that sparkle under a galaxy of ripe trichomes, releasing layers of candied grape, floral musk, and earthy spice once ground.

Reports describe a high that lifts first — a euphoric, almost kaleidoscopic onset that melts into a tranquil, weightless calm. It's creative yet sedative, soothing without dulling the mind, making it ideal for end-of-day wind-downs or late-night inspiration. THC usually tests between 20-25%, and the likely terpene lineup of myrcene and linalool supports its signature blend of fruit, floral, and full-body relaxation.

For clarity: Some online sources and a few dispensaries confuse this with Garden Remedies' Moon Drops (Delicata Grapes x Shade Tree) — that's a completely different, sativa-leaning cultivar. Archive's version is the definitive one — all purple mystique and slow-motion serenity in a single jar.