Purple Nepal
Purple Nepal
Also known as: Nepalese Purple
Overview
Purple Nepal is a hybrid cannabis strain with a predominant Indica influence that emerges as a progeny of the landrace strains Nepal and Lemon Thai, blending the robust, earthy qualities of Nepalese genetics with the uplifting, citrusy notes of Lemon Thai. This strain is reportedly a cross of Lemon Thai with an unknown Nepalese indica strain, said to be created by the breeder Bald Man Lala Seeds. Purple Nepal owes its origin to the visionary breeding programs of Bald man Lala Seeds, a name that resonates with both tradition and innovation in the cannabis community.
The buds of Purple Nepal are dense and compact, featuring a rich tapestry of green and purple hues that reflect its genetic heritage. These colorful buds are adorned with a fine layer of trichomes, lending them a frosty appearance and signaling their potency. The presence of orange pistils adds a vibrant contrast, enhancing the visual appeal of the strain. Purple Nepal carries an intriguing aroma that combines earthy undertones with a hint of citrus, and users can expect a smooth smoke with a mix of earthy and lemony tastes. The strain's balanced effects and striking appearance have made it a favorite among cultivators, medical patients, and recreational users alike.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with chronic pain
- Often used for insomnia
- May assist with anxiety management
- Users report relief from chronic migraines
- May help with depression
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Cultivating Purple Nepal is great for entry level growers, as it exhibits the resilient growth patterns typical of Indica-dominant hybrids. It thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments, with a flowering time of approximately 8 to 9 weeks. They are a high-yielding cannabis strain, producing up to 400g/m² indoors and 500 gr/plant outdoors. Indoors, Purple Nepal can produce 14–18 ounces per square meter with optimal care. Each plant can yield 18–22 ounces under favorable conditions outdoors. Purple Nepal prefers a Mediterranean-like climate with ample sunlight and moderate humidity. Its genetics also make it suitable for cooler regions, where lower temperatures bring out its signature purple hues. Thanks to its Himalayan heritage, Purple Nepal has good resistance to mold, mildew, and common pests, making it a low-maintenance choice for outdoor cultivation. Purple Nepal is known to be of medium height, making it manageable for the typical indoor grow.