Purple Cannabis Seeds

Purple Weed Strains: As Gorgeous as It Gets

Not only are the purple marijuana seeds in this collection of high quality, but they also have a wide range of genetic lineages and are available in many forms: regular, feminized, and autoflowering. Purple Sativa or purple Indica seeds? Check and check! If you’re a fan of purple weed strains, look no further – this list has it all.

Benefits of Purple Marijuana

The main advantage of purple marijuana over other varieties is that it pleases not only the body and soul, but also the eye. You must agree that beauty is an asset in itself, especially for commercial growers, who can charge extra for the crazy bag appeal of some super purple weed.

More than that, purple weed strains are usually also more resilient to stress and low temperatures. The reason is their high concentration of anthocyanins. This element is what gives purple cannabis plants their eye-catching color.

Anthocyanins are known for their antioxidant properties, and some users report potential anti-inflammatory and calming effects. However, more research is needed to confirm these health benefits.

Purple Strains’ Seeds: How Strong is the Bud?

The bright coloring of purple weed alone does not affect the cannabinoid profile of the plant. Rather, it speaks to the fact that the parents of the purple cannabis variety come from a region with a rather harsh and changeable climate, where they were forced to produce potent resin in order to withstand strong winds, excessive sunlight, parasite attacks, and dramatic temperature fluctuations. Consequently, varieties originally grown in areas where the climate is harsh have a very strong effect. Just think of some pure Indica landraces, or hybrids based on them, to get an idea of just how potent purple marijuana seeds can be!

Most of the varieties in this collection have a THC content of over 20%, with top purple weed strains containing as much as 25% or even 30% THC in their resin! Green or purple cannabis seeds, these levels are insane! But even if you find a lower THC content in some of these marijuana seeds, don’t jump to conclusions. Plants grown from so-called purple seeds are known for their high levels of terpenes, elevating any smoking experience and making the effects unique and complex.

Disclaimer: High-THC cannabis strains should be consumed with caution, especially by novice users. Always start with a low dose and be mindful of your tolerance levels.

A Versatile Family with Powerhouse Strains

Purple weed seeds spoil marijuana growers with choice, both in terms of their characteristics as well as notable genetics. Here are some examples you could start exploring purple bud seeds with:

• Purple Punch is a feminized purple Indica seed from Barney’s Farm that yields as much as 700 g/m² (2.3oz/ft²) indoors, or even more, 2kg (4.4lbs) per plant outdoors, after a relatively short 9 weeks of flower.
• Grandmommy Purple from Herbies Seeds is the fruit of our cooperation with the industry’s best breeders. It has the distinctive grape flavor you expect from purp seed, as well as a mind-blowing 30% THC content.

Both strains have excellent attributes, and toward the end of the flowering stage, their colors transform into varying degrees of purple. Moreover, you can always find a selection of Purple Kush seeds from different breeders in this collection, as well as Purple Skunk seeds known for their euphoric effects and flavors that blend sweet and savory. Basically, whatever cannabis your heart craves, whatever effects you’re looking for, you can find them here in gorgeous purple!

Growing Tip for Cultivating Purple Bud Seeds

Okay, so you’ve already found some great purple weed seeds for sale. Now it would really help to know how to make the purple hues of your cannabis as intense as possible. Logically enough, to do this, a grower needs to enhance the plant's production of anthocyanins.

As we’ve already mentioned, these are produced in response to external stresses. You can, for example, provide a noticeable fluctuation between day and night temperatures a couple of weeks prior to harvest. During daylight hours, keep the thermometer at 24-27C (75-81F), and at night, lower it to 18-20C (64-68F). The most important thing is not to go lower than this – too drastic of a temperature shift can lead to excessive stress and problems with the plant.

Disclaimer: This information is intended for use in regions where cannabis cultivation is legal. Please ensure compliance with local laws and regulations before attempting to grow cannabis.

Purple Seeds for Sale at Herbies

Herbies offers a great selection of purp seeds for sale, all from reputable seedbanks only. Browse through the purple seeds in this collection, order your favorites, and enjoy all the benefits of ordering from us. Besides the purple weed seeds you order, you’ll also receive one or more free seeds depending on the size of your purchase. If you wish, they’ll all be delivered with our free stealth shipping option – no one is going to know what’s inside the package you’re receiving!

Shipping to New Zealand

How long does it take for a package to be delivered to New Zealand?

Delivery usually takes 8 to 15 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.

How can I track the status of my order after it has been shipped?

You can track the status of your order on the Tracking page.

How well will the seeds in my order be concealed from prying eyes?

We offer an enhanced discreet shipping service to New Zealand and conceal the seeds inside items that do not arouse suspicion to avoid confiscation at customs.

What should I do if my order is seized at customs?

All orders shipped to New Zealand are insured, which guarantees you the right to two free reshipments in the event that your items are confiscated by customs. You can contact our live chat support if anything goes wrong.

See more information on our delivery terms on the Shipping page.

Payment in New Zealand

How can I pay for my purchase in New Zealand?

You can pay for your order using a debit or credit card, cryptocurrency, Apple Pay, or by bank transfer.

In what currency is the payment made – in New Zealand dollars?

All card payments are processed in euros. If your card is denominated in New Zealand dollars, the amount will be automatically converted, and you will receive the amount in your currency in your account.

Do I have to pay any additional fees?

Your bank or payment provider may charge a currency conversion fee. If you’re sending cryptocurrency, there may also be network fees. The only additional charge on Herbies’ side is shipping insurance, which covers up to two free reshipments for added peace of mind.

Are there any restrictions on cards or bank accounts?

Herbies accepts only valid debit or credit cards with 3D Secure. Make sure your card can be used for international transactions. As for bank transfers, you cannot make a payment from ANZ or Kiwi Bank. Make sure your bank can receive transfers to Caixa.

See extra information on the Payments page.