Purple Jack
$28.99 - $159.99
Key Facts
- Deep Green Hues with Purple Undertones
- Great Concentration of Trichomes
- Scrappy Medium / Small Sized Buds
- Strain Graded at (AAA)
- Price Adjusted to $159/Oz
Benefits
- Relaxation85%
- Sleepiness50%
- Happiness50%
- Euphoria35%
- Numbness35%
Medical
- Depression90%
- Stress80%
- Pain60%
- Lack of Appetite60%
- Muscle Spasms40%
Drawbacks
- Dry Mouth100%
- Dry Eyes75%
- Dizziness50%
- Paranoia25%
- Anxiety15%
Purple Jack Cannabis Strain Review
This combination of two perennial favorites – Purple Kush and Jack Herer – Purple Jack Strain is a Sativa-dominant hybrid. Though the exact balance of Sativa to Indica is something of a mystery. But Purple Jack likely has a fair amount of both gene types, since Purple Kush is a heavy Indica and Jack Herer is a heavy Sativa. THC levels are high in this strain, regularly testing at around 22%. It’s harder to come by reliable data on CBD levels, however, so Purple Jack Strain probably shouldn’t be used as the only means of treating seizures or other conditions that respond to that cannabinoid. But it’s ideal for patients who want a relaxing but energizing cerebral alternative to more potent choices. Though dominated by Sativa genes, Purple Jack also produces physical effects, including couch-lock. It’s likely a good choice for anxiety and irritability, but otherwise medical uses aren’t widely reported. This strain has a musky, spicy aroma with hints of Skunk, while the flavor is smooth and musky with notes of hash and pine. The nugs are dark and lime green, with a fluffy appearance, purple leaves, and a light dusting of trichomes.
Effects
Cerebral, Energizing, Euphoria, Focus, Happy, Relaxing, Uplifting
May Relieve
Anxiety, Arthritis, Depression, Fatigue, Headaches, Insomnia, Migraines, Mood Swings, Muscle Spasms, PTSD, Stress
Flavors
Citrus, Hash, Herbal, Honey, Pine, Spicy
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The most significant difference between sativa strains and indica strains is their appearance and composition. The effects between the two vary depending on terpenes, cannabinoids, and flavonoids, not necessarily whether it’s indica or sativa.
Typically, when people refer to a “sativa” strain, they’re talking about an uplifting, energizing strain that’s good for boosting creativity.
Sativa buds usually are fluffier and less uniform in shape than indicas. You will also likely notice bright orange hairs alongside light green hues on the leaves.
Sativa plants grow much taller and lankier than indica plants. Their leaves are narrow and thin, and they stretch out a bit. To grow sativas, you’re going to need a little more space than indicas!
Many report experiencing boosts in mood, energy, and creativity when consuming sativa strains. Euphoria is also a widespread effect.
A lot of consumers turn to sativas for help with depression and other mood complications, as strains like these often bring waves of euphoria and bliss. They can also help those stuck in creative ruts, searching for some enhancement in creativity levels.
Some of the most popular sativa strains are Durban Poison, Super Lemon Haze, Sour Diesel, and Jack Herer.
In 2021, Ghost Train Haze was named the strongest sativa-leaning strain on the market, regularly producing THC levels nearing 30%.
Yes! Many 100% pure sativa strains are still available in the cannabis community, but they are a bit tougher to come by.
A lot of pure sativa strains are going to boast either heavy diesel flavors or those reminiscent of bright citrus fruit. Many will have a flavor profile that’s a combination of the two!
While it does depend on the strain, there is a slight chance that your sativa is uplifting enough to keep you up at night. This is because your brain is a bit more stimulated than usual, making it more difficult to unwind and fall asleep.
There is no scientific proof that sativas boost energy. However, the euphoric and uplifting effects likely mimic effects of enhanced energy, naturally heightening productivity levels.
No, not all Gelato strains are sativas. You will probably come across many indica-leaning Gelato strains.
It is common for Diesel strains to be sativas, though not all Diesel strains are. It depends on the strain’s genetics.
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| Weight | 28g, 14g, 7g, 3.5g |
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