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Purple Candy Marijuana Strain

Purple Candy is an Indica marijuana strain from British Columbia. Purple Candy has berry and candy flavors and will make you feel happy, relaxed and sleepy.

Purple Candy Marijuana Strain

Moods

Euphoria, Happy, Hungry, Relaxed

Remedies

Depression, Insomnia, Lack Of Appetite, Pain, Stress

Flavors

Berry, Grape, Honey, Sweet

Purple Candy really lives up to its name with its vibrant color, sweet flavors, and stickiness that will make marijuana consumers feel like they’ve just had their hands in a huge bag of candy. This Indica dominant strain blends BC Sweet Tooth with California classic Mendocino Purps to offer up a decent THC level with relatively low CBD content.

Purple Candy Experience

Marijuana consumers can expect a body-centered high from this strain, with just enough of a mental buzz to keep Sativa fans satisfied. The light cerebral high lifts moods and spirits, before settling cannabis fans into a relaxing, sometimes euphoric body high. Some less experienced weed consumers may even fall asleep — if they can fend off the munchies this strain typically causes.

Traits of Purple Candy

There are no prizes for guessing what sort of flavors cannabis consumers can expect when they light up this strain berry, grape, and sweet honey to dominate the palate, it’s almost sugary in its taste. Marijuana enthusiasts who prefer sweet smelling strains will love the aroma of this strain. Notes of grape, honey and roses mix with that candy sweetness to produce a bud that draws you in.

Not just named “purple” for its grape flavorings, this strain has a beautiful blend of purple, green and amber colors that marijuana enthusiasts will be keen to show off. The thick frosting of white, crystal trichomes gives this strain an alluring shimmer that feels just as sticky as it looks.

Some marijuana enthusiasts believe Purple Candy is actually the product of a Purple Wreck and OG Kush offspring, crossed with Godzilla Grape, which earns it the name Purple Candy Kush in some circles.

Medical Benefits of Purple Candy

  • Medical marijuana patients dealing with stress, pain or depression will love the relaxing physical and mental effects of this strain
  • It’s also an excellent choice for those dealing with a lack of appetite from a variety of causes — this is definitely a strain that will leave you feeling hungry.
  • The heavy sedative effects can cause some cannabis users to fall asleep, making it a strain better suited for nighttime consumption, and a popular choice for those dealing with insomnia.

Purple Candy Seeds

Not just named “purple” for its grape flavorings, this strain’s leaves have a beautiful blend of purple, green and amber colors that marijuana enthusiasts will be keen to show off. The thick frosting of white, crystal trichomes gives Purple Candy an alluring shimmer that feels just as sticky as it looks.

 

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