Purple Punch Strain

About Purple Punch Strain

Purple Punch Strain is the sweet and sedating union of two indica-dominant classics. By breeding Larry OG with Granddaddy Purple, the astonishing trichome laden Purple Punch was born, smelling of grape candy, blueberry muffins, and tart Kool-Aid. The potency of this strain gives the consumer a one-two punch to the head and body, initially landing between the eyes and settling down into the limbs. Purple Punch is a delicious dessert strain that is best suited for after dinner. Its effects may help with managing nausea, stress, minor body aches, and sleeplessness.

Purple Punch has a powerful aroma thanks to its complex blend of terpenes. The primary terpenes influencing the strain are: Caryophyllene, Limonene and Pinene.

RECREATIONAL AND MEDICAL USES

With roughly 25% THC, Purple Punch is very potent and delivers a profound couch-locking experience. However, that’s not before the strain exerts a robust, cerebral high. Something a lot of indica-dominant strains struggle to achieve.

Offering a blend of euphoria and relaxation. Its cerebral buzz can enhance creative endeavours, making it ideal for art projects, music appreciation, or hanging out with friends. The strain’s full-body relaxation also lends itself well to more laid-back activities. Such as watching movies, enjoying a peaceful walk, or unwinding with a good book. The trick, of course, is timing, as the strain’s initial influence is head-focused. Before switching to the traditional indica-style full-body stone.

Interestingly, the strain’s calming effects make it a valuable ally for managing feelings of stress and other mood-related disorders. However, because the high is both cerebral and body-focused, the strain’s sedating properties could make it useful for chronic discomfort, and many medicinal users report using Purple Punch to help them feel more relaxed while enhancing sleep quality.

SIDE EFFECTS

Like all cannabis strains, there’s the risk that excessive consumption could lead to unwanted side effects such as cotton mouth, dizziness, and dry eyes. Given that Purple Punch is a moderately potent strain (containing approximately 25% THC), this risk becomes greater among inexperienced users with a low tolerance. If you’re new to cannabis or just new to Purple Punch, it’s best to take a low and slow approach until you’re accustomed to the strain’s effects.