A heavy body high, definitely a 'stone' strain. Mentally sedating as well as physically sedating. Dulling, blunting, strong earthy feeling, solidly grounding yet simultaneously a sense of drifting. A care-free mindset sets in, becoming highly present and rooted in the now. I had a good sense of time on this strain, unlike more heady strains where my time sense can become wildly skewed. Even though I felt sedated, I felt more strongly aware of the five senses, more vigilant but with a fully integrated calm attendant with that vigilance.
Gravity pulls me down into a restful passiveness; a heavy, surrounding, engulfing, Indica embrace. A zen mind state can creep in, emptying the cares and worries of the day from the mind and releasing them into the ether for the time being.
Interestingly, if I wanted to concentrate on something external, it was not very hard to do. Concentrating on the internal though, was more difficult.
Moderate vertigo accompanied this strain for me (not unlike alcohol), with dry mouth. Non-euphoric (but not dysphoric), non-dreamy, non-hungry, somewhat anti-arousing.
The overall sense I get from this, is that Purple Punch is a very primal, earthy strain. Primal feels very applicable when describing this strain. I felt more connected to my body, and less stuck in my head with worries and fears from the everyday world. It felt like going back ten millennia into the (from our perspective) deep past, and just being able to live without civilizations endless nagging worries. This is a great strain to decompress with, and just let it all go for a while and dive deep into rejuvenation, and then come up refreshed.
Harsh smoke. Unlit, smells pleasantly fruity/sweet with a minor skunky musk, and maybe a slight hoppy scent to it.