Purple Queen
Purple Queen is a name shared by two distinct and genetically unrelated strains, leading to significant ambiguity regarding its lineage and effects.
About Purple Queen
The name Purple Queen refers to two separate varieties with conflicting botanical profiles. The more widely recognized version, released by Royal Queen Seeds, is an indica-dominant hybrid derived from a cross of Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani. This iteration is noted for producing deep purple flowers and is associated with heavy, sedative effects, accompanied by a flavor profile characterized by spicy kush notes and lemon undertones. Users of this version have reported an initial onset of giggly euphoria that transitions into profound physical relaxation and sleepiness.
A second, less common version of Purple Queen was developed by the Spanish breeder Kannabia Seed Company. This strain is described as being nearly pure sativa, reportedly bred from a Thai landrace crossed with an unknown skunk variety. Information regarding the flavor, aroma, and specific effects of this sativa-leaning variant remains largely undocumented.
Plant characteristics
The Royal Queen Seeds version of Purple Queen is noted for producing flowers with a deep purple coloration.
