Purple Fire

Purple Fire genetics

The documented cross pairs Purps with White Fire.

The conventional classification is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

Purps is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include coffee, nutty and fruity. Its separate profile lists THC at 22%.

White Fire is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include lemon and peppery. Its separate profile lists THC at 22–28%.

Flavor and aroma

Purple Fire combines grape, spicy, sweet and fruity in its flavor profile.

The aroma adds flowery, earthy and herbal.

Purple Fire effects

Reported Purple Fire effects include body sensations, euphoria, a happier mood and uplift.

The descriptions combine a mental component with physical relaxation. The category label alone does not explain that balance.

Purple Fire THC level and CBD

The published Purple Fire THC level is 19–23%.

CBD is listed at 2%.

For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.

Flower appearance

Described visual traits include purple, orange, white, frosty and trichomes.

Related strains

Cali Kush is another documented cross involving Purps. Its parent pair is Purps × LA Confidential. Its flavor description includes coffee, spicy and sweet. The separate Cali Kush profile lists THC at 13–19%. That differs from the 19–23% range documented for Purple Fire.

Burning Desire is another documented cross involving White Fire. Its parent pair is White Fire × Grape Stomper OG. Its flavor description includes grape, sweet and fruity. The separate Burning Desire profile lists THC at 22–27%. That differs from the 19–23% range documented for Purple Fire.

Questions about Purple Fire

Is Purple Fire indica or sativa? It is classified as a hybrid. The listed split is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

What does Purple Fire taste like? The available description includes grape, spicy and sweet.

Who bred Purple Fire? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.