Purple Pine Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 10% - 19%

Purple Pine may simply be another name for Purple Pine Cone, but there isn't enough information available about either strain to know for sure. In any event, this strain is an indica-dominant hybrid with an unknown ratio of sativa to indica. The few available tests suggest THC levels are rather low, below 10%. Unfortunately, CBD is also low, limiting the medical usefulness of Purple Pine. It's recommended for use in treating anxiety, but that's about it. Because of the low CBD content, this strain shouldn't be used to treat seizure disorders or other health conditions that can be alleviated with that cannabinoid. The physical high, both happy and sleepy, is a result of this strain's indica-heavy genes. The flavor and smell of Purple Pine are harsh with sweet notes of berry. The buds are purple with long orange hairs. Side effects aren't widely reported, but they probably include dry eyes and dry mouth, as well as possible paranoia or anxiety. This strain is a Washington State specialty, but it can also be found on the medical marijuana market in Southern California.
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I found the aroma when crushed is intoxicating, moist and sticky. 30 min after a bowl I felt dizzy,heavy high with feeling of loss of equilibrium. Felt real tired. Definitely a night time drug. Seemed potent to me. Jrome

Feb. 4, 2018, 6:44 a.m.

I disagree with the comment below, the batch I had was veryvery potent, nearly moist, and sticky ASF! Got me high as shot after 1 blunt and burns super slow. 10/10

Jcraig   - Jan. 17, 2018, 12:15 a.m.

This strain had a nice smell and smooth taste but lacked in looks and potency. Good for people new to medicating because of its low THC level and mild effects. Not as purpley as the name suggests.

March 5, 2016, 7:59 a.m.
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