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Grew some of this for some elders that were terrified they might accidentally get high taking too much weed for their insomnia. Well, turns out I use this a lot for adjusting the CBD levels in combination blends with other weeds. My Gorilla Glue #4 works so much better for me in the day when mixed with Charlotte's Web. Leaves me much more clear headed and moving yet deeply chilled than the GG4 alone.

This is one of my favorite strains for when I am not going out.

My purple punch plants grew well outside and did turn purple when the weather started getting cold at night. Had a bit of bud rot, we had that on most of this year's other strains at this location as well. I would say production was PLENTY and I won't be buying weed this year. Purple Punch is becoming my go to weed of choice for social smoking situations among others who know weed and how it affects them. The flavor is fruity good and the THC hit is strong. For that same reason, I don't give it to Grandma.

Good stuff, pretty strong as well. More on the energizing rather than couch lock side of the strain for me but my elderly parents use it in cookies for better sleep. A big dose is quite psychoactive and will mess with your head but I'm not Mr. PotNerd to tell you how it compares with other strains, it's certainly plenty functional enough for shamanic explorations. The pain relief was excellent for my buddy with steel pins in his reconstructed wrist and arm during the winter freezing cold temperatures. My Mom (lifelong gardener, no marijuana specific plant growing knowledge) grew this last year and got a big pickle jar (1 gallon size?) full of bud from 4 plants just by starting with good soil and adding compost tea once a week. The neighbor, who did know how to tend them, got a LOT more bud from the same set of clones and his buddy claimed a 23' plant with a huge harvest off his, feeding his opi-strain plant manure tea, though I did not see that myself. So our neck of the woods was happy with plenty of pot to get through the winter with. I would grow it again but this year am doing other varieties just to get a sense for what different strains have to offer.