Purple Cheese
About Purple Cheese
Normally, running across some purple cheese is a cause for concern and may have you running to the health department. In a cannabis dispensary, though, seeing Purple Cheese for sale is a rare treat. This indica-dominant hybrid is a combination of the diverse strains Purple #1, Blue Cheese, and Lowryder. It was created by Auto Seeds and offers a long-lasting sedative high. Purple Cheese’s THC content has been measured at between 12% and 22%. Some phenotypes of the strain can also have significant levels of the therapeutic cannabinoid CBD.
Although they’re eye-catching, Purple Cheese’s flowers are not particularly large. These pebbly buds tend to cling together in popcorn-like clusters. They have a tight, dense bud structure, with their spear-like leaves curling tightly inward toward their central stems. The leaves themselves are largely yellowish green. Frequently, though, phenotypes of Purple Cheese boast large patches of various shades of purple. These hues are the result of high concentrations of the pigment anthocyanin, likely passed on from Purple #1. Finally, a dusting of white trichomes covers the inner and outer surfaces of Purple Cheese’s flowers, making them very difficult to break up without a grinder.
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