Cultivate the Royal Splendor of Purple Queen by Royal Queen Seeds

Purple Queen is a majestic indica-dominant hybrid born from the legendary genetics of Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani. This strain brings the mystical power of the mountains to your own grow room, excelling in both color and potency. With deep roots in classic Kush history, this cultivar offers a stable and royal experience for every serious grower.

Aroma & Effect

As soon as you break open the buds of Purple Queen, you are greeted by a rich and full-bodied aroma where earthy tones blend with fresh accents of lemon and pine. The experience is one of pure relaxation; a powerful physical high that invites you to sink into the couch for a moment of deep rest. While your taste buds are tickled by the mild Kush flavor, you'll experience a happy, euphoric vibe that gently carries you off to dreamland.

Growth Characteristics & Yield

In the grow room, Purple Queen displays her royal qualities with a compact and wide-branching structure that is extremely productive. Indoors, she remains manageable with a height of 80 to 120 cm, while outdoors she can grow into a robust plant of over 2 meters. After a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks, the sticky buds transform into a spectacular purple spectacle, with indoor yields reaching around 500g/m² and outdoor harvests of up to 700g per plant in October.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Lineage: Hindu Kush x Purple Afghani
• Genetics: 75% Indica / 25% Sativa
• THC%: 22%
• CBD%: Low
• Yield: 450 - 500 gr/m2 (Indoor) / 650 - 700 gr/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 80 - 120 cm (Indoor) / 175 - 210 cm (Outdoor)
• Flowering Time: 55 - 60 days
• Harvest Month: October
• Effect: Euphoric, Relaxing
• Flavor: Earthy, Citrus, Pine

Grow Tips

To truly make the spectacular purple colors of Purple Queen pop, I recommend slightly lowering the night temperature during the late flowering stage. This plant has excellent resistance and can handle a generous dose of nutrients, making her ideal for both organic soil and advanced hydroponic systems. Use techniques like LST or ScrOG to take advantage of her lateral growth and ensure sufficient light penetration by timely removing some of the larger fan leaves.