Purple Dawg
Purple Dawg
Also known as: Purple Stardawg, Purple Star Dawg
Overview
Purple Dawg is an indica-dominant hybrid strain created through crossing Grape Train Kush and Stardawg genetics. This unique strain combines powerhouse cannabis genetics from two respected lineages, with Grape Train Kush bringing grape and berry characteristics while Stardawg contributes its renowned diesel and chemical complexity. The strain presents beautiful oversized grape-shaped dark olive green buds with deep purple undertones, thick vibrant orange and yellow pistils, and a coating of frosty purple-tinted white crystal trichomes. Despite its relatively moderate THC content of 15-18%, Purple Dawg is known for delivering an intense body-focused experience that indica lovers seek, with a complex aromatic profile featuring sour fruit and floral notes underpinned by piney, earthen overtones. The strain's visual appeal is matched by its effects, making it particularly popular among both recreational users and medical patients seeking relaxation and stress relief.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia
- Often used for stress management
- Users report benefits for inflammation
- May help with nausea
- Often used for appetite stimulation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
- Dry Mouth
- Dry Eyes
- Drowsiness
- Dry mouth
- Dry eyes
- Possible drowsiness
- Potential grogginess
Growing Information
Purple Dawg growing information is limited, but its indica-dominant genetics suggest it may inherit resilience from its parent strains. The strain likely has a shorter flowering time of approximately 7-9 weeks based on its indica dominance. While specific growing requirements are not widely documented, the strain's genetics suggest it may prefer certain environmental conditions inherited from both Grape Train Kush and Stardawg lineages. Indoor cultivation appears to be the preferred method, though outdoor growing may be possible in suitable climates. Growers should expect medium-height plants with the potential for good yields given proper care and environmental conditions.