How to grow Buddha Purple Kush Auto
Flowering 70 days 
Yield 350 – 400 g/m² Seb's take
Afghan genetics turning properly purple through every part of the plant, ready in just over two months from an excellent SOG structure — one main cola, modest side branches. The effect is moderate but calming enough, by the breeder's own account, to settle even the fiercest consumer.
Where it comes from
Buddha Seeds' automatic, an indica-dominant line the record traces to Afghan genetics and, true to its name, one that turns properly purple through every part of the plant. The Afghan stock supplies the compact, resinous structure and the calming character; the automatic habit sets the short timetable. A feminized auto built for a quick, colourful harvest — ready, the record notes, in just over two months, and coloured with purple tones from top to bottom.
Nose & flavour
The record keeps the flavour notes to itself, dwelling instead on the intoxicating aromas it promises without naming them — so I shall not invent the specifics. What it does vouch for is a plant that lives up to its name in appearance, purple-toned throughout and resinous with it. An honest gap in the notes; take the purple colour as the surer promise here, and let the cure reveal the rest.
The high
The record describes the potency as moderate, and the effect as calming enough to settle the fiercest of consumers — which is a fair, unhurried claim for an Afghan-derived indica. A grounded, relaxing character rather than an intense one, the sort that eases you along without any drama. Comfortable company, and content to keep the volume low throughout.
Growing it
An excellent strain for sea of green, with a short, compact structure — one main cola towering over modest side branches that carry their own resinous flowers. The plants are ready for harvest 70 days after germination, just over two months, for a solid 350 to 400 g/m² yield. Height is not stated and the THC given only as moderate, so I shall put a figure to neither. The record advises rooting nutrients only in the first stage; otherwise a tidy, colourful, quick automatic.
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Common questions about Buddha Purple Kush Auto
How long does Buddha Purple Kush Auto take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Buddha Purple Kush Auto an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
