Purple Ice Water Hemp Flower

Purple Ice Water | High THCa

Genetics: Ice Cream Cake x Grape Cream
Type: Sativa Dominant
Method: Living Soil
Environment: Light Assisted Greenhouse
Nose: Earth, Cream, Sour
Total Cannabinoids: 28.10%

Introducing Purple Ice Water, an outstanding sativa-dominant hybrid that descends from the aromatic Ice Cream Cake and the delectable Grape Cream. This particular cultivar boasts a vibrant profile of aromas and flavors that seem to intrigue as much as they appeal.

With its parentage rooted in two true treasure strains, this varietal possesses a refreshingly unique fragrance. Notes of earthly richness are soothed by a creamy undertone, rounded off by a sharp but delightful sour trace that punctuates each whiff, promising a profound, one-of-a-kind experience.

When indulged, you are met with a tantalizing trove of tastes that echo its enigmatic aroma. A straightforward, yet complex blend of earthy base notes sprinkled with hints of cream give way to a sour twist on the exhale that uplifts the spirit – a tribute to the creative fusion of its lineage.

As a sativa-dominant strain, Purple Ice Water offers an uplifting and invigorating effect. With its potent cerebral effects stimulating activity and embrace of your surroundings, this strain is perfect for any day-time use. It allows users to maintain a focused aura while experiencing an inner relaxation that aligns perfectly with the dynamic ebb and flow of an active day.

What is light assisted greenhouse? 

Light-assisted greenhouse production for hemp refers to a sophisticated cultivation method that utilizes both natural and artificial light sources to optimize the grow conditions of the cannabis plant all throughout the year, regardless of the season.

At its core, this approach combines the benefits of traditional outdoor growing – such as sunlight, which is arguably the best source of light for plants – with the controlled conditions of indoor growing.

The light-assisted aspect is essentially about supplementing natural sunlight on shorter days, or during times when the sun’s intensity is insufficient, with artificial light sources to maintain optimal light exposure. This ensures that the plants receive consistent light levels and durations, supporting the photosynthesis process and thus encouraging healthy and productive growth at all times.

It also means that cultivators can offset changes in the season, or even light deficiencies due to cloudy or rainy days, and prevent slow growth rates that might otherwise occur. This can help maintain a consistent yield and quality throughout the year.

Beyond light, cultivators can control other environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, CO2 levels, and pest control more accurately than they could in an open-field setting.

In summary, light-assisted greenhouse production for cannabis provides an optimized cultivation environment, merging the benefits of indoor and outdoor growing, for maximum yield and quality control.