Lovin’ In Her Eyes – Purple Magnolia

Purple Magnolia stands out with rich violet tones, balanced bud formation, and a deep aroma of blackberries, lavender, and subtle earth.

It starts with floral sweetness, intensifies into a berry-forward perfume, and finishes with dark herbal notes as harvest approaches.

It produces dense, rounded nugs with tight internodes and a heavy dusting of trichomes across sugar leaves and bracts.

It performs best indoors where humidity and temperature can be controlled, but can also finish well outdoors in dry or Mediterranean-like climates.

Most phenotypes finish in 9 to 10 weeks, with some expressing full color and aroma by day 65 depending on environment.

It shows medium stretch during transition, responding well to topping and canopy training in early veg.

Those focused on flavor-forward profiles, colorful bag appeal, and easy trimming will find Purple Magnolia an ideal match.

Expect deep purples, tightly stacked buds, and prominent trichomes that sparkle against its darker foliage.

Its bold color contrast, refined structure, and luxury aroma make it perfect for top-shelf presentation and hand-trimmed jars.

Yes, a slow, cool cure deepens the floral-berry notes while locking in smoothness and terpene integrity.

Yes, all Purple Magnolia seeds are feminized, meaning every plant will enter bloom without producing pollen sacs.

Yes, all seeds on our website are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Click HERE to learn more.

Feminized seeds ensure flower production across your garden without having to cull male plants or identify sex.

Yes, its stable structure, forgiving nature, and visual cues make it approachable for beginners with basic grow knowledge.

It clones well, and rooted cuttings will retain the key traits of the mother plant, including color and aroma.

Topping, LST, and early netting all help shape a full canopy and maximize light penetration without stressing the plant.

Most orders arrive within 5–7 business days depending on your location.

Target weeks 3 and 6 of flower for light defoliation to open up airflow and expose bud sites.

Absolutely, with topping and moderate LST, it adapts well to tents as small as 2×2 feet.

Five-gallon pots work well to give roots room without overcrowding your grow space.