Purple Lemonade Poison Auto

Sweet-and-Sour Citrus and Berry in a Potent Autoflower

Potent Purple Lemonade Poison is an Indica-dominant cannabis strain that produces flowers with a sweet-and-sour flavor profile with refreshing notes of lemon and berry and hints of lavender. Purple Lemonade Poison is a cross of Purple Lemonade and Keeper's Ruderalis, an autoflowering strain that helps keep a growers schedule organized, and with its feminized seeds, growers can maximize their growing area with flowering plants. Relaxing effects are expected, and while the name seems playful, the flowers pack a powerful punch with 23%-25% THC. Flowering takes just 8-9 weeks, and experienced consumers should start conservatively, so they have time to understand how the flowers affect them. Purple Lemonade helps ensure that the strain has a tart citrus and sweet berry aroma, along with the potential for the gorgeous purple color. Keeper's Ruderalis adds quick flowering and a simplified autoflowering structure. When the flowers are ready for harvest, consumers can expect a bright and sweet fruity aroma with the potential for a mix of herbal, lavender, grape, and earthy notes. Some phenotypes can show purple when the nighttime temperatures are cooler and the purple color is coming from the genetics.

Growth Profile

This specific strain will automatically start to flower based on its age. Seedkeepers lists this strain as easy to grow for beginners, intermediates, and experts. This strain can be grown indoors and outdoors.

The average height for this strain is around 59.1 inches. This is taller than most compact autoflowering strains, but as long as you have a plan for the height, it will fit. When growing indoors, be sure to think about the height of the container, the light, and the distance you want to be between them before the plant starts growing rapidly.

Autoflowering strains have a short window of early growth, so it is important to prepare in advance. Be sure to use a growing medium that is free-draining, and airy, and establish a stable growing environment. To reduce stress, begin the growing process in the final container. If you need to shape the canopy, it will be better to position branches gently than to prune aggressively multiple times.

Indoor Cultivation

Seedkeepers claims that indoor cultivation for this strain yields between 1.3 and 1.6 ounces per square foot and rates the yield as low. Given that this is an automatic plant, that is a fair rating. The main selling points are the simple lighting schedule, strong smell, and manageable size.

Make sure that the plant receives light evenly and that there is good, moving air around the canopy. When the flowers become dense, you want to stay away from pockets of high humidity and stagnant air. It is better to feed the plant based on how it responds to the nutrients rather than simply giving the plant more food with the hope that it will increase yield. If your goal is to increase yield, you want to avoid abrupt changes, as they can be more disruptive than a conservative approach.

Outdoor Cultivation

For outdoor cultivation, Seedkeepers recommends 3.5 to 4.2 ounces per plant and an approximate height of 59.1 inches. Choose a location that receives direct sunlight, has good drainage, and enough room to circulate air. Some variables that may impact your harvest are root volume, weather, nutrition, pest pressure, and plant health.

For areas with a short conventional growing season, the automated scheduling feature may be beneficial and may even allow for staggered planting depending on legal and climatic conditions. Be sure to monitor developing flowers during rainy or humid periods, as this is when they are most likely to be damaged. The snow or sun shield is also useful for protection during severe storms, as long as it does not block sunlight or trap moisture.

Resin, Flavor, and Experience

Seedkeepers considers resin production to be dense. As the fragrances develop closer to maturity, there may be some transitions to notes of lemonade and fresh fruit which may diverge to grape skin, lavender, earth, and slight spice. Slow drying will help volatile notes of lemon and good to great curing will help all the fruits and earth settle together.

The relaxing description is indeed fitting to the indica-dominant heritage, but it is guidance rather than a guarantee. At 23%-25% THC, secure storage and responsible handling is a must. Tolerance, serving size, setting, harvest time, and method of consumption greatly influence the experience.

Why Should You Go For Purple Lemonade Poison?

Select this autoflower cultivar when you need a feminine auto with a slightly greater height than a mini, an easy rating, and an enticing purple-citrus identity. With a citrus base, you will also enjoy dense resin, earth, and low spice.

It is ideal for gardeners who appreciate armfuls of flavors, a beautiful sight, and the simplicity of the task over the quantity of their labor. New growers will appreciate the ease of the auto, while veteran collectors will find enough aromatic interest to keep the cultivar from getting boring until the process of curing is complete.