A slow vegging plant due to the Urkle influence, it often finishes a deep shade of purple, but many plants finish as a very dark green.  At times a good yielder, there is a lot of variation in phenotypes. So it required diligent selection to find a real winner.

Double Purple Doja x Urkle x Purple Cheese

Sweet and incense-heavy, it also has hashy/earthy elements that come out to varying degrees.

Spicy, sweet, and pungent in its ideal form, at times it’s simply earthy with a hint of incense.

Not like a normal Purple strain in that the Sativa influence takes the edge off of the normally narcotic qualities.  To start, it actually feels rather Sativa in nature, starting strongly with a package of head pressure fluctuations and a slightly excited, floaty body.  The second half gets more sedate and relaxing on a base level, trending towards couchlock and even aiding sleep at higher dosages and depending on context.  Appetite stimulation was a big part of this strain, and it otherwise provided a solid hybrid relaxation, both mentally and physically.