Ayahuasca Purple reviews

Great dank kushy/purple smell and taste, buzz is heavy indica with just enough sativa to make things... well,not boring. Always seems to be a soild choice in my books.

I grew Ayahuasca Purple for about a year, both indoors and outdoors. Very easy to grow, reacts well to plenty of training. My outdoor plants didn’t do too well (user error), but my surviving indoor clones exceeded expectation. For such small plants, they formed massive buds and developed beautifully colored foxtails. After a quick dry and a month’s cure, AP has become a solid comfort smoke for me on days where I have enough time to kill. It can be frightening to go out in public when you’re this high off this strain, but I found that quiet public spaces made for a much more comfortable and enjoyable setting. If you have the chance to grow or smoke this strain, I think it’s a wonderful choice for those interested.

Something about this strain… this is the heaviest Indica that I’ve ever had to date and this isn’t a strain for the Novice smoker. This put me to sleep every time I smoked it, and if I smoked anytime before 3PM, sleep was the rest of my daily activity 😂 get from Barney’s Farms, this is good stuff

It's my favorite so far that I've come across. Tastes like you're eating purple. Like barney the dinosaur purple.

Wouldnt recommend this unless youre ready for bed. Growth is about average, smell taste is average. Middle of the road strain. Not great, not bad either.

Super dense vibrant green and purple buds dripping with crystals, by far one of the prettiest buds I’ve broken up in a while. Pungent sour fruit smell with relaxing effects.

Very terpy flavoursome strain. Great for relaxation after work and watching movies etc. Lots of crystals and very purple buds. 9/10 bag appeal and 9/10 smell and taste. A lovely strain highly recommended. Reminded me of Blackberry Kush slightly, but sweeter and not as earthy.

this strain is amazing. looks nice , tastes nice and the effects are great. This strain is in my all time top 5