Sweet Purple

[gingerninja]

Hey Paradise Seeds

Doing some window shopping for next years outdoor "adventures" and came across your Sweet purple's (not litteraly)

I like the blurb about mold resistance /wet climate etc and just wondered if you could give any more info?

Cheers

[budderz]

and came across your Sweet purple's (not litteraly)

[paradiseseeds]

Here are a few pictures of the Sweet Purple growing in the mountains of Morocco:

It's a fruity and early strain, should be ready in the end of September depending of your latitude.

It is indeed resistant to mold and common pests. Production is high, strength medium.

Enjoy

Edited October 7, 2013 by paradiseseeds

[gingerninja]

Thanks for the reply

I think you may have just twisted my arm

[budderz]

dont no about anyone else but id like to see more strains close up grown in morroco

[alanpartridge]

dont no about anyone else but id like to see more strains close up grown in morroco

I used to live in temara

ive never seen any purple strains being grown in the rif,

it would be nice to see tho............

[Bad Penny.]

I used to grow sweet purple years ago,maybe 9-10 years back when they were 12 or 13 quid a packet,have the parents changed as the 8 or 9 foot plants I have grown this season seem a lot bigger than the 5-6 footers I used to grow,the strain wasnt available for several years,Luc reworking the recipe when they dissapeared?

[paradiseseeds]

I used to grow sweet purple years ago,maybe 9-10 years back when they were 12 or 13 quid a packet,have the parents changed as the 8 or 9 foot plants I have grown this season seem a lot bigger than the 5-6 footers I used to grow,the strain wasnt available for several years,Luc reworking the recipe when they dissapeared?

Dear Bad Penny, nice comment. The difference is that it is feminized now, the male plant (reversed female) is another plant, the mother is still the same.