San Fernando Valley x Purps Strain Information
A THC and indica dominant strain, San Fernando Valley x Purps is a combination of two legendary strains developed by Growers Choice. Its powerful DNA is composed of 65% indica and 35% sativa genes. It has a sweet and sour aroma, perfectly blending its parents’ signature scents. It is also a beautiful plant. It exhibits light purple, pink, and white hues. It can be cultivated indoors and outdoors.
What are the Flavor and Effects of San Fernando Valley x Purps?
The strain delivers the dominant indica effect with a sweet fruity and musky flavor and aroma. The mouth-watering mix will send you off to a relaxing mind and body high. Though indica dominant, the elements of sativa is shown as you become more inspired and energetic in accomplishing artistic stuff, house chores, errands, or your usual work stuff. The euphoria swerves to a peaceful approach which can make you hungry whether for snacks or for sleep.
What are the Medical Benefits of San Fernando Valley x Purps?
Since it delivers a nice balanced buzz, it is often suggested for managing chronic stress, chronic fatigue, mood swings, and racing thoughts. Thus, it will make an amazing medical strain for steadying depression, anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The clear, calming properties can treat muscle spasms, appetite loss, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, insomnia, back pain, headache, cachexia, fibromyalgia, PMS, epilepsy, and even Crohn’s disease.Â
Negative Effects you Can Expect from San Fernando Valley x Purps
Encountering dehydration is normal in smoking San Fernando Valley x Purps. You will realize your mouth, eyes, and throat becoming dry. That’s why it is important to prepare some water before you start smoking a joint. The clear buzz can become make everything unclear though. It can trigger paranoia, headache, dizziness, and anxiety, leaving you confused and sleepless.
How to grow San Fernando Valley x Purps?
It is a perfect strain for the Sea of Green (SOG) growing along with Low Stress Training (LST). It responds great to moderate to heavy feeding. Pruning will help in air flow and light exposure for shady areas. Watering sporadically will do to prevent molds.
