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Hybrid strainAuto Purple
Auto Purple combines must and forest fruits with a light impression of black liquorice. The autoflowering Purple-Ruderalis cross is described as compact, purple and up to 120 centimetres tall. Its source states a complete indoor cycle of around 70 days, as well as different yields for pot and outdoor cultivation.
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Parent line and family tree
Auto Purple is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainAuto Purple
- ParentsPurple
- ParentsRuderalis
Editorial profile
Auto Purple in detail
Origin & classification
According to the available dataset, Auto Purple was developed after several breeding attempts from a selected Purple line and Ruderalis. L’Hort Dels Somnis is named as the developer, with the work said to have been carried out for Pyramid Seeds. The source describes the genetic composition as 65 percent Sativa, 10 percent Indica and 25 percent Ruderalis. These figures explain its classification as an autoflowering hybrid without allowing any specific conclusions about its effects. For THC, the source text states a range of 9 to 13 percent; such values can vary between phenotypes and harvest batches.
Aroma & flavour
The description of its appearance is particularly specific. Auto Purple is said to grow compactly and develop a pronounced purple colouration. A height range of 50 to 120 centimetres is given. As a result, its expression can vary considerably within the strain. The source reference to up to 120 centimetres also shows that “compact” should not be equated with consistently very short stature. No further reliable information on branching, flower density or resin production is available in the dataset.
Terpene profile
The aroma profile has a distinctive focus. A pronounced flavour reminiscent of must and forest fruits is mentioned. This is complemented by a gentle scent of black liquorice. The description combines fruity, tart, fermented and spicy-sweet impressions without naming individual terpenes. Since neither a terpene analysis nor an effects list is provided, further claims about chemical composition or effects should be avoided.
Effects tendency
When considering the timeframes, flowering and the complete life cycle must be distinguished. The profile field lists 10 to 11 weeks, while the source gives 70 days for indoor cultivation. These 70 days are presented as a total figure in the raw text and correspond to approximately ten weeks. A flowering time of seven weeks also appears there. For an Automatic, these values are not interchangeable: they may refer to different starting points and should be presented separately until clarified.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The yield figures also require context. The source generally states 30 to 200 grams, more than 200 grams in outdoor soil and recommends a 20-litre container for pot cultivation. As the reference quantity and conditions are not always clear, no single figure is suitable as a general yield promise. What remains reliable is that indoor and outdoor cultivation are mentioned, and that location, container and the individual plant influence the results.
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Frequently asked questions about Auto Purple
What type of strain is Auto Purple?
We list Auto Purple as a hybrid strain with the parent line Purple × Ruderalis.
What genetics are behind Auto Purple?
The parent line of Auto Purple is Purple × Ruderalis.
What flowering time is stated for Auto Purple?
A flowering time of 10-11 weeks is stated for Auto Purple.
Which breeder is named for Auto Purple?
Pyramid Seeds is named as the breeder of Auto Purple.
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