Identifying the origins of the names of various strains is not difficult. It's safe to say that Dutch Passion Purple #1 is one of those rare varieties. When it reaches full maturity, it takes on a stunning shade of purple.

During the flowering stage, the plant transforms from a dark green to a rich, deep purple/indigo combination that initially appears and then intensifies. Due to the ideal cross of sativa and indica genes, this strain has some really unique effects. Afghani, along with other sativa and indica genotypes, were carefully selected for their potential to produce plants that perform well in a variety of growing environments, and these seeds are the result. Purple #1 has a pleasant perfume that isn't overpowering.
In combination with the other senses, it is not overbearing and has little effect on the flavour. Its taste is both delightful and unidentifiable at the same time. It's all about the effect in Purple #1.

For those who prefer the effects of an indica with the peppy and effervescent qualities of sativa, it's an excellent choice. Both the finest and the worst of both worlds can be found here. The promise of a long-lasting high comes with Purple #1's high THC content. Both indoors and out, these plants thrive. It doesn't matter which approach a grower uses; success is nearly guaranteed without a lot of effort on their part because the seeds were specifically engineered for outdoor cultivation.
You've never grown weed before, do you? I think this is a strain worth paying attention to. It is easy to grow and produces a lot with little extra work. Please keep in mind that it is illegal in some countries to cultivate cannabis plants and seeds, so be sure to verify your country's laws before getting started.

THC: 11-12%
Height: 120cm - 150cm
Flowering: 75-90 days
Effects: Energetic
Genetics: Mostly Sativa
Yield: 300 - 450 gm per m2
Gender: Feminized