Purple Thai, Landraces 3 seeds
Purple Thai Seeds – Pure Sativa Landrace with 24% THC
What is Purple Thai? Purple Thai by Anesia Seeds is a feminised, photoperiod and pure Sativa that goes back to one of Thailand's oldest landraces. It flowers for 11 to 13 weeks, reaches an average of 24% THC according to the manufacturer and, according to the fact sheet, yields 650 g/m² indoors; outdoors it is harvested from late October to early November. Long, conical flowers – with a purple sheen in one phenotype – an exotic, fruity aroma and a strong, psychedelic Sativa effect are typical. It suits Sativa lovers with patience, space and a greenhouse – in the 100% Sativa category. Available in a pack of 3 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Purple Thai
Purple Thai comes from Thailand and, according to Anesia Seeds, is one of the country's oldest native lines. In its region of origin it grows up to 4 m tall, bears slender leaves and long, conical flowers with very long pistils. The manufacturer describes two phenotypes: one with a purple sheen on leaves and flowers and one with dark green leaves covered in trichomes. According to its own information, Anesia selected the strongest Thai mother plant and used special breeding methods to stabilise the THC content at an average of 24%; the breeder does not state a CBD value. The genetics are pure Sativa, and the seeds are feminised and photoperiod. In the shop, the strain is listed under "Purple Thai, Landraces". You can find more original lines under Classics and Landraces.
Who Is Purple Thai For?
Purple Thai demands time and space and in return offers original Sativa character. It suits:
- Lovers of pure Sativas and original landraces
- Growers who can plan for 11 to 13 weeks of flowering
- Gardeners with a greenhouse or a location with a long, mild autumn
- Growers who work with SCROG or SOG
- Consumers looking for an introspective head high for creative moments
It is less suitable for anyone who wants to harvest quickly or grows outdoors without protection in cool, stormy regions. You can find more Sativas under Sativa strains.
Growing Purple Thai: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
The flowering time is 11 to 13 weeks. Anesia Seeds recommends initiating flowering after just 3 to 4 weeks of growth and names SCROG and SOG as well-suited methods; it can be grown in soil as well as hydroponically. The height figures contradict each other: the fact sheet lists 160 to 250 cm, while elsewhere the manufacturer speaks of 80 to 90 cm for mature indoor plants. Because the two values are so far apart, a net helps to control the height. For the yield, the fact sheet states 650 g/m², and Anesia Seeds elsewhere more than 500 g/m². According to the manufacturer, lower temperatures towards the end of the cycle often intensify the purple, sometimes even blue, colouring. The Growpedia offers help with training methods.
Outdoor Growing
Outdoors, according to the fact sheet, Purple Thai grows 250 to 400 cm tall and yields up to 1,000 g per plant, depending on conditions such as temperature and soil type. Harvest is from late October to early November. Because of this late ripening, Anesia recommends growing outdoors in Northern Europe only in a greenhouse, so that autumn storms and low temperatures do not harm the plants. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Purple Thai
According to the manufacturer, the dark flowers have an exotic, fruity, berry-like aroma that is reflected in the flavour; the fact sheet lists tropical fruit and lemon. The manufacturer does not give a lab terpene profile. Anesia Seeds describes the effect as powerful and typically Sativa: a strong, psychedelic rush of happiness with a very introspective character. The strain is said to appeal to anyone who values cannabis for its mind-opening side and is recommended for meditation, yoga or creative moments as well as for the morning. According to the manufacturer, the average THC content was measured at 24%. At this level, you should dose carefully. How intense the high is depends on dose and tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Purple Thai, Landraces at United Seedbanks?
If you order Purple Thai, Landraces, you should know who you are buying from: United Seedbanks is an established specialist shop for cannabis seeds and stocks Anesia Seeds as a permanent part of its range.
- Original genetics from Anesia Seeds – Purple Thai as the breeder's feminised landrace strain in a pack of 3.
- Advice from a specialist retailer – we help if you are torn between several strains or pack sizes.
- Discreet shipping – neutral packaging and free delivery from €100.
- Payment of your choice – credit card, bank transfer or Bitcoin.
- Fresh, verified seeds – professionally stored for a dependable germination rate.
That way you get Purple Thai, Landraces from a reliable source. You can find more strains from this breeder on the Anesia Seeds page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Purple Thai, Landraces
How long does Purple Thai flower?
11 to 13 weeks. Outdoors, according to Anesia Seeds, harvest falls between late October and early November.
Can I grow Purple Thai outdoors in Northern Europe?
The manufacturer only recommends this in a greenhouse. Harvest is not due until late October to early November, and autumn storms and low temperatures can harm the plants.
Do the flowers of Purple Thai turn purple?
In one of the two phenotypes, yes: according to the manufacturer, it shows a purple sheen on leaves and flowers. Lower temperatures at the end of the cycle often intensify the colouring.
How tall does Purple Thai grow?
The figures are inconsistent: the fact sheet states 160 to 250 cm indoors and 250 to 400 cm outdoors, while elsewhere the manufacturer states 80 to 90 cm indoors.
What yield does Purple Thai deliver?
Indoors, the fact sheet states 650 g/m², and the manufacturer elsewhere more than 500 g/m². Outdoors, according to the manufacturer, up to 1,000 g per plant is possible.