Purple Urkle
Purple Urkle is generally described as a Mendocino Purps phenotype in seed form, and it leans into a sweet, fruit-forward identity without needing fuel or heavy spice to make its point. The aroma is built around grape and berry sweetness, with a soft sugary note that reads smooth rather than sharp. A light earthy base keeps it grounded, so it does not feel like candy alone. The sessions with this one tend to feel gentle and warm, while the relaxing side makes it better suited to calming times.
When growing indoors, height can reach up to 120 cm, keeping it tidy and easy to plan for. But when growing outdoors, it can reach 160 cm, so it stays moderate in size and can fit well in many garden layouts. This strain is especially appealing outdoors if you want fruit flavor without oversized plants. Outdoor harvest timing is late September, placing it on the earlier side for finishing. In the jar, the grape and berry notes are the headline, and a patient cure often brings out a cleaner separation between sweet fruit and earthy base.
Purple Urkle works as a classic fruit entry that feels distinct and comforting. It is a good option if you look for a gentle, soothing vibe and a clearly grape-leaning aroma profile. Growers who value manageable height and an earlier outdoor finish often appreciate how practical it is.
| Genetic Background: | Mendocino Purps phenotype (seed version) |
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| THC: | |
| CBD: | Low |
| Sativa: | 20% |
| Indica: | 80% |
| Flavor: | Grape, berry, sweet, earthy |
| Effect: | Relaxing, soothing, uplifting |
| Breeder Location: | United States |
| Yield indoor: | Up to 400 gr/m² |
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| Yield outdoor: | Up to 700 gr/plant |
| Flowering time: | 7-9 weeks |
| Height indoor: | 120 cm |
| Height outdoor: | 160 cm |
| Harvest Month: | Late September |
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