STRNG Seeds – Purple Haze

Purple Haze is a legendary sativa-dominant strain known for its vibrant purple hues, electric energy, and sweet, earthy flavor. It’s been a staple for decades thanks to its uplifting nature and iconic lineage.

The aroma is a bold blend of berry sweetness and fresh earth, with a subtle hint of spice. As the plant matures, the scent becomes richer and more floral, especially in cooler temperatures.

While modern sativas may emphasize exotic flavors or extreme potency, Purple Haze offers a nostalgic, balanced profile with timeless appeal. Its flavor and energy are consistent and easy to enjoy.

Buds are medium-density with lavender and deep green coloring, often turning fully purple in cool conditions. Orange hairs and a dusting of sparkling trichomes complete the classic look.

Indoors, it can reach 130–160 cm if untrained, and even taller outdoors. Its sativa heritage makes it a good candidate for vertical stretching, especially during early flowering.

Yes, it performs well in organic systems. Living soil, compost teas, and natural inputs help bring out its full terpene profile and vibrant color expression.

Indoors, expect 400–500g/m² with training and good lighting. Outdoors, large plants in direct sun can yield 600g or more with proper care.

SCROG is the better choice. The strain’s long branches and upward stretch make it perfect for a screen that allows for even cola development.

Purple Haze typically flowers in 10 to 11 weeks indoors. Outdoor growers can expect to harvest around mid-October in most temperate regions.

Yes, its mix of sweet berries, floral notes, and earthy spice makes it one of the most aromatic and flavorful classic strains. A well-cured batch is rich and satisfying.

Feminized seeds are bred to produce only female plants, eliminating the need to identify and remove males. This ensures that every plant grown produces bud.

Use organic nutrients, maintain a steady environment, lower nighttime temperatures slightly during late flower, and cure slowly in sealed jars to preserve aromatic compounds.

It can be a bit challenging due to its tall structure and longer flower time. However, with basic training and proper environmental control, even novice growers can achieve great results.

Yes, as a photoperiod strain, it needs a 12/12 light schedule indoors to trigger and maintain flowering. Outdoors, it begins to bloom naturally as daylight decreases.

Start with nitrogen-rich veg nutrients, then shift to phosphorus and potassium-heavy bloom formulas during flowering. Avoid heavy feeding late in flower to preserve flavor.

It thrives in both, but does especially well outdoors in warm, sunny climates. Indoors, growers may need to control its stretch with training or vertical space planning.

Topping, low-stress training (LST), and screen of green (SCROG) methods work well to manage height and boost canopy productivity.

Provide 18–20 hours of light during vegetative growth. Once flipped, maintain a strict 12/12 cycle to support flowering. Strong full-spectrum lighting enhances both growth and terpene development.

Keep temperatures between 22–27°C. Humidity should stay around 55% during veg and be lowered to 40–45% during flower to reduce the risk of mold and improve trichome production.

Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry. In flower, be careful not to overwater, especially when buds become dense in the later weeks.