Description
Pinks N Purps F2 Lot #1, 2, & 3 ~ Pinks N Purps Green, Pink/Lavender/Purple Females x Pinks N Purps Purple Males
Pinks N Purps is a complex hybrid of [(Mendo Purps x Killer Queen) x Hawaiian Indica]F2 x Afghani #1.
It was named Pinks N Purps because of its florescent Pink hairs it inherited from its Hawaiian grandmother and its Purple flowers it was gifted from its great great grandparent Mendo Purps.
The Pinks N Purps Combo Pack includes 3 packs of 11 seeds…for a near open pollination, utilizing roughly 100 purple, lavender, pink, & green females and 11 dark purple males.
Recommended for outdoor use for maximum enjoyment. :)
3 Packs of 11 Regular Seeds per Pack…for a total of 33 Seeds.
Urban –
I can’t really speak on these, however I had an interesting experience with some of its progeny. I got a freebie pack of Tropicana cherry x pink n purps and probably didn’t really have room to do a proper hunt at the time and ended up cloning them and toss to seed plants. I ended up only getting one to root, either from an instant of neglect, such as forgetting to put the dome back on or just cutting myself too thin with work, life, juggling too many plants. Anyway that plant ended up getting into a ten by ten tent. I usually grow my plants on the larger side in regards to height, and have been doing this for years at home and commercially for four years that I can generally run semi on autopilot. I was probably week or so weeks into flower and decided I should walk to the other side of the tent and take a peek, which I must not have done for a couple weeks. To my surprise I saw a plant with pinkish flowers, and leaves that had already gone a pinkish red purple like you might see closer to end of a run. As I stood there in awe I suddenly realized it was a male! I either forgot it was in there or that I popped a pack of regs. I immediately cut the plant and throw it in a trash bag. I definitely should have sprayed it down first. I ended up pollinating that 10×10. I have yet to pop and of the seeds but plan to as soon as I have time / space. It was the gnarliest plant I’ve ever seen in regards to color that early on.