Purple Trainwreck is an indica-dominant strain hailing from Northern California that was created by the Humboldt Seed Organization. Its parent strain, Trainwreck is a high-powered three-way cross between Mexican and Thai Sativa’s, and an Afghani Indica Landrace strain. Its other parent is the soothing Indica, Mendocino Purps. The best of these parent strains genetics seemed to have been passed on, as Purple Trainwreck has shown to test up to 26% THC and has a beautiful violet color.
The buds of Purple Trainwreck cannabis are fluffy yet dense, with spiraled forest-green and lavender leaves. Long and wavy clumps of orange pistils are scattered throughout the buds. White-trichome hairs give the buds a fuzzy look and mask some of the deep purple color.
Purple Trainwreck has a pine and lavender aroma mixed with some fruity sweetness. Combusting this strain brings out rich flavors of sour grapefruit and tart berries.
The long-lasting effects of the Purple Trainwreck strain are known to reportedly provide all day pain relief. The relaxing euphoria can help users unwind after a long day or help loosen the mind up to access creativity for a project. This versatile hybrid has built up a loyal following amongst medical users seeking relief from chronic pain and inflammation. In fact, some users have said they only needed to medicate with Purple Trainwreck to manage their pain. Other medical users found Purple Trainwreck effective in helping to manage insomnia, anxiety, epilepsy, and migraines. The CBD content in Purple Trainwreck has shown to test up to 1.5%, with the dominant terpenes being Terpinolene, Myrcene, and Caryophyllene. All are revered for their sedative and analgesic properties. As the psychoactive properties wane, many users find themselves feeling tired and hungry, making Purple Trainwreck a good choice to enjoy in the evening before that final meal.
It has become a popular choice for cultivators as it is naturally resistant to mold and mildew and produces excellent yields. Purple Trainwreck is reportedly capable of obtaining 1.5-2 pounds of flower per plant in about 10 weeks with a mid-October harvest.
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