Purple Champagne

70% SATIVA 10 wk flower THC 29%

29%

THC

0%

CBD

10wk

Flower

About Purple Champagne

While the only kind of purple champagne available on the spirits market may be artificially-flavored and borderline undrinkable, cannabis offers us a close approximation. Purple Champagne is a sativa-dominant strain created by famed breeder Grand Daddy Purple (aka Ken Estes) as a cross between his eponymous Grandaddy Purple and Pink Champagne. This strain offers a strong sativa kick as well as an unforgettable flavor. Its THC content has been measured at between 16% and a whopping 29%.

Purple Champagne’s flowers tend to be on the smaller side, clinging together in clustered, popcorn-like formations. Despite their mostly sativa genes, they have a classically Grow bud structure, with their leaves densely and solidly packed. What these buds lack in size, though, they make up for in color. The tightly-curled leaves are a patchwork of greens and purples, ranging from pale lavender to deep indigo. Anthocyanin pigments (passed on from Granddaddy Purple, which appears on both sides of this strain’s family tree) create these surprising purple hues when they’re stimulated by cold weather during the growing process. Finally, a dusting of white trichomes covers the inner and outer surfaces of these dense flowers, giving them an almost silvery sheen.