Purple Bomb
Purple Bomb puts flowers in the bouquet and skunk in the arrangement. Relentless Genetics created it by crossing a selected Purple Diesel clone with Heath Robinson’s Black Rose. The breeder later used a Purple Bomb male to create Rozay, giving this purple line a place in the family tree beyond its own jar appeal.
Descriptions lean into berries and grape, with rose-like florals, spice, and a skunky, earthy finish. Sweetness gets the introduction; funk sticks around. Green flowers can carry pronounced purple coloring, orange hairs, and a frosty trichome coat. Accounts differ on density, ranging from fluffy cones to tighter buds.
Published accounts give this Bomb a slow fuse: an initial tingle and lifted mood can deepen into weighty relaxation and drooping eyes. The unwind gets most of the billing, with sleepiness close behind. That creeping onset is part of its reported character, not a stopwatch you can set your session by.
Purple Bomb is documented as a regular seed line, with indoor and outdoor cultivation reported and roughly 60 days of flowering. That puts the reference window near eight and a half weeks, measured from flowering rather than germination.
Regular seeds can produce male and female plants. Relentless’s use of a Purple Bomb male in later crosses is part of this line’s breeding history, not evidence that Purple Bomb itself is exclusively male or clone-only.
