Purple Boost Highness is a therapeutic, 70% sativa strain resulting from a cross of Dankberry and Star Pebbles. Growers will obtain very high yields of colourful buds with very high levels of THC and high levels of THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin), a cannabinoid usually found only tropical sativa land race strains.

Purple Boost Highness plants stretch quite a lot in the first 2 weeks of flowering and it is adised that growers do not veg. for very long before the switch to flowering if growing indoors. Outdoors, this is a strain for cultivation in hot or warm climates. Plants respond well to topping and FIMming; the latter is similar to topping but instead of removing the whole section of new growth, FIMming only removes about 80%. Done properly it can double the number of bud sites. SoG also helps to maximise yields/m2 indoors. Some defoliation is recommended to promote airflow as well as light penetration. This will aslo help outdoor growers by reducing the effects of morning dew, something that can lead to mould issues.

Indoor plants can produce yields of up to 600gr/m2 in a 10 - 11 week period of flowering. Outdoor plants can produce between 900 - 1200 gr. each with northern hemisphere harvests ready in the middle of October. The buds are large and extremely resinous, such that they appear white against the light purple and green buds that have deep orange hairs. The comb8nation of resin and terps. produces great extract material.

The terp. profile is sweet and fruity with a focus on berry, grape and lemon. The average THC production is 28% while levels of THCV are between 5 - 12%. The effect is uplifting, serene and with a sense of weightlessness. Cerebral clarity, motivation, and focus are enhanced and this is a great strain for appreciating music, art and colours.

THCV has therapeutic benefits; togther with THC Purple Boost Highness offers relief from symptoms of chronic fatigue, depression, mood swings, chronic stress, nausea, and ADHD.