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Great and thanks it looks like i have a nice bunch of varieties to look into. Last year i collected some seed of the Early Purple last year (father now forgoten and yes good records being taken this year) and between me and a friend grew out about thirty seedlings of which some ten have been harvested and dried and strangly the purple buds that i have handed out to my friends are geting a much reception than the bud from the parent. Judging from the wide variety of seedling that resulted it would appear that the early purple has a complex background with very little stabilization so i hope the crosses made this year show further improvement. Thanks again
man you may wanna check out dr.atomic's blueberryxnorthern lights-there's a pretty nice pic of it on hempdepot.ca-there's also some nice reports for it on OG-but the site is down right now-a 9 and 2 10s-maybe 3-for potency...just thought I'd mention it to you-it's cheap too...I don't know if it's really a purple strain tho...
The Sweet Tooth #3 x Lightstorm will probally have a nice potent purple pheno. The daddy was purple so I'm sure he'll pass that trait along somwhere in the F1 generation. I'm going to pop some this fall hoping to get a purple pheno. I think my Somango x Lavender willl have some nice purple colors in flowering. I still have her in veg and she has dark purple almost black highlights on the stems. When the new leafs emerge they have alot of purple on them but go away after they get bigger. I'm interested to see what kind of colors are going to show when she gets flowering. Not to mention I think she is going to be potent too.
I've got a MK-Ultra purple pheno that you can't keep it from going purple. The smoke is some of the strongest I've ever had. The Purple urkle is another heavy hitter as is the GDP. The purple kush is kinda new and all I know is SR71 in Oakland had some good cuts.