Purple Urkle

Indica lovers take note: Purple Urkle cannabis seeds are what you've been looking for. With its sweet berry flavour and high THC level, this Indica dominant hybrid can satisfy anyone looking for a relaxing and unwinding body high.

Purple Urkle has been extremely popular for a few years, which is not surprising. The plant is easy to grow, has a unique look, and produces fantastic weed. She can also provide you with a plentiful supply of purple weed.

Growing Information

Are you looking for a strain that is simple to grow? Purple Urkle feminised marijuana seeds are a great choice. They are very easy to cultivate (both indoors and outdoors) and can provide exceptional harvests for even the most inexperienced grower.

Because of her predominantly Indica background, this strain will grow to a pleasantly manageable height. She is also resistant to mould and pests, giving you a smooth grow experience.

Purple Urkle cannabis seeds are perfect for growing in a temperate or sunny (Mediterranean) climate. If you live in an environment that's very humid or a bit too cold, we advise you to grow your Purple Urkle feminised seeds in a greenhouse or indoors to avoid problems with mould.

A unique feature of the Purple Urkle sprout is that she grows quite slowly. Especially when grown outdoors. However, she often pulls a sprint at the beginning of the flowering phase.

Purple Urkle features a compact structure and will develop many leaves. Ventilation is therefore of great importance. It is also advisable to prune the plant. You could also apply Scrog to give her a somewhat wider structure and promote light penetration.

When grown outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, Purple Urkle will be ready for harvest by the end of October. Indoors, this strain needs 7 to 8 weeks to complete its flowering.

Characteristics

Purple Urkle is an Indica-dominant plant and, therefore, rather compact. It is ideal for indoor or discreet outdoor growing. Indoors, Purple Urkle can grow between 1 meter and 1.4 meters.

Outdoors, this strain produces a plant with a maximum length of 180 cm, coincidentally just as tall as the actor who played Steve Urkel: Jaleel White.

In terms of harvest, Purple Urkle will give you an amazing yield. Indoors, her maximum harvest potential is between 350 and 400 g per m². Depending on the weather conditions and your skills as a grower, you can yield up to 600 grams per plant when growing outdoors.

Purple Urkle cannabis offers a very relaxing effect on both body and mind. The delicious body stone hits quickly and gives you a carefree feeling and a general sense of numbness.

This makes Purple Urkle an excellent weed for combating insomnia and reducing anxiety. The weed is also regularly used in pain management and as an appetite stimulant.

Because of its sedative effects, Purple Urkle is a perfect nighttime strain. She is also known as a "two-hitter-quitter" strain, meaning that two puffs are usually enough to get the full effect.

With a THC content of 20% on average, we recommend consuming small doses in the beginning. This is especially true for beginners.

Besides its more numbing effects, Purple Urkle can trigger feelings of euphoria and can even get your creative juices flowing. If you experience the typical couch lock, grab your tablet, laptop, or even pen and paper. You might surprise yourself.

Purple Urkle weed has a delicious and pungent smell reminiscent of tropical fruits, sweet berries, grapes, and fruit seeds. Its taste is deliciously sweet and fruity, resembling berries, grapes, or, even better, a sugary glass of red wine (or, for those who don't drink, a grape soda) on a summer evening.

It is rumored that the name "Purple Urkle" refers to the character Steve Urkel on the show Family Matters. This is not entirely illogical, considering the effects the weed can have.

Purple Urkle is an excellent Indica-dominant weed whose origins are still largely unknown. She has been around since the 1980s and was originally grown in the Emerald Triangle in Humboldt County, Northern California. She is regularly referred to as "Purple Purple" and occasionally as "The Urkle."

Although most experienced cannabis growers in the Emerald Triangle region are generally very closed-minded about their hybrids and genetics, most growers assume that Purple Urkle is the descendant of Mendocino Purps, which could explain its purple colour.

In addition, it is a Mendocino Purps-derived plant that has been genetically stabilized after a selection process in which the most stable and productive specimens were chosen.