- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- Clone only
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Purple Milk Strain Overview
Purple Milk is a high-THC, indica-dominant hybrid bred from the powerhouse genetics of Grape Gas S1 and Horchata. Designed for performance in both indoor and outdoor environments, this cultivar delivers elite resin production, exceptional bag appeal, and commercial-scale yields.
Thanks to its natural acclimation to outdoor conditions, Grape Gas S1 has become a cornerstone in modern breeding projects. In Purple Milk, it enhances and refines the Horchata cut—transforming it into a stronger, more vigorous mother plant with improved structure, potency, and visual appeal. Potency & Cannabinoid ProfileWith THC levels ranging from 28% to 35%, Purple Milk is built for experienced consumers seeking powerful, long-lasting effects. While CBD and CBG levels are minimal, the strain’s strength is supported by a rich and diverse terpene profile that enhances both flavor and effect. Terpene Profile, Flavor & AromaPurple Milk features a complex terpene spectrum led by limonene and linalool, balanced by caryophyllene, pinene, myrcene, and humulene.
Expect:
Sweet, creamy gas notes
Bright citrus undertones
Subtle floral and herbal layers
A smooth, slightly earthy finish
The aroma is loud and refined, combining creamy dessert tones with sharp fuel accents that translate beautifully from jar to smoke. Appearance & Bag AppealPurple Milk stands out with glassy, silver-coated buds drenched in trichomes. The flowers shimmer with a frosted finish, often displaying deep purple hues beneath a thick resin layer. Dense, well-structured colas make it a visual standout in any garden or retail setting. Growth & Yield PerformanceIndoor Flowering: 56–63 days
Outdoor Harvest: Early to mid-October
Structure: Strong branching with commercial-friendly vigor
Best For: Large-scale cultivation systems and high-output gardens
Purple Milk is practical, resilient, and easy to integrate into commercial production. It thrives in dialed-in environments and rewards growers with heavy res