Alaskan Purple
Alaskan Purple is an indica-dominant hybrid created by the Barcelona-based seed bank Seedsman, characterized by a complex berry-forward profile and effects that transition from creative stimulation to deep relaxation.
About Alaskan Purple
Alaskan Purple is a three-way cross developed by Seedsman. Its genetic lineage consists of an unknown strain—sometimes speculated to be Purple Alaskan—a Kush variety, and an unknown Brazilian sativa. The strain is noted for a terpene profile featuring floral and pungent earthy notes, often accompanied by berry-like sweetness. On the palate, users report flavors of spiced herbs, berries, pine, and subtle hints of apricot. Reported experiences suggest an initial blissful, creative buzz that transitions into a state of deep physical relaxation.
Plant characteristics
The plants are described as tall, capable of reaching significant size when grown outdoors. They are reported to respond well to training techniques such as Screen of Green (ScrOG) or Sea of Green (SOG). Indoors, the flowering period typically ranges from 56 to 63 days, with outdoor harvests occurring in early October. The strain is noted for producing slightly above-average yields in indoor environments and high yields outdoors under optimal conditions.