Grand Daddy Purps - Green Belly Community Garden

While not outwardly attractive, once scoped this strain yielded a forest of tall, undamaged trichomes (mainly clear/cloudy) that gleamed from every angle.  Though it looked like a murky green or almost brown in the bag, it was mainly a collection of deep greens and purples up-close.  This sample was absolutely rock-hard and one of the most dense samples we’ve ever come across.

One reviewer said this is maybe his favorite purple strain smell-wise — simply put, it screams “purple” with that signature musky/dark fruit combination.  This one was particularly nice because it had a strange almost menthol twang to it that we’ve never come across in a purple.  Nicely pungent, it really is one that you end up smelling over and over when it’s ground up or handled.

A faint “purple” taste, very similar to the smell minus the mentholated bite.  There was a very distinct taste of rosewater during one of the samplings, but it wasn’t a constant.  Very smooth on the throat, this strain still made us cough a bit due to the expansion.

(We are NOT doctors – personal opinion ONLY)  General relaxation (mental and physical), body tension relief, mood elevation, sleep aid, appetite stimulation, anti-anxiety, anti-depression.

Though you can sometimes judge a book by its cover, this isn’t one of those cases… this non-descript and somewhat drab-looking sample was one of the better purple strains we’ve come across.  It does exactly what a purple is supposed to do — provide an almost narcotic Indica punch that lasts for several hours.  The smell was supremely enjoyable and unique with its mentholated kick that kept us hovering above the grinder.  Highly recommended for patients struggling with general pain, anxiety, or sleep issues — watch the dosage or it might put you to sleep.