Purple Bubba Kush Seeds
Purple Bubba, also called Purple Bubba Kush is a strain of Indica marijuana with light orange hairs and buds covered with forest green frost. Its untrimmed leaves have a distinct bluish-purple tinge. Its onset is reasonably quick and lasting enough. In order to avoid the dreadful couch lock and paranoia, first time or novice users should be extra careful about the dosage.
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How to grow Purple Bubba Kush pot Plants?
The grower should hang the mature buds upside down for around a week in an environment maintaining a humidity level of 50% and a consistently keeping a temperature of 700 F, and finally putting the dried buds in wide-mouthed containers, sealing them carefully, and preserving them at a temperature of 700 F and a humidity level of 60% to 65%.
Indoor growing vs. outdoor growing
The plant grows well in an indoor setup as compared to the outdoor option as the conditions can be controlled and moderated as needed.
Feeding
Sta-Green Moisture Max Soil would typically suffice.
Growing techniques
The following configuration for lighting can be used.
- Two numbers of 23W, 1500L, 3500K CFL
- Six numbers of 42W, 2600L CFL
Recreational use
Purple Bubba Kush is ideal for recreational use in the daytime and also for the evenings. It induces cerebral euphoria, uplifts the mood, triggers giggles, makes one chatty and also boosts the appetite level of that person. Additionally, it offers a feeling of relaxation, couch lock, and laziness. Application of higher dosage may lead to sedation and paranoia in the subject.
Side effects
- Cottonmouth
- Dry and bloodshot eyes
- Dry mouth
- Dizziness, headache, and paranoia; though being relatively rare
Medicinal use
Physiological
- Insomnia
- Eating disorders
- Mild painkiller
Psychological
- Anxiety and depression
Taste & Aroma
Purple Bubba Kush is characterized by its smooth and fruity flavor and scent. The nugs are light green in appearance with fleshy, silvery trichomes and vibrant orange strands.