UV-A

UV-A genetics

The documented cross pairs Purple Indica with Afghani #1 IBL.

The conventional classification is 10% sativa and 90% indica.

Purple Indica is classified as an indica. Its flavor notes include grape, sweet and berry. Its separate profile lists THC at 22%.

Flavor and aroma

UV-A combines grape, spicy, sweet and fruity in its flavor profile. Additional notes include berry and peppery.

The aroma adds earthy and hash.

UV-A effects

Reported UV-A effects include body sensations, calm, relaxation, sleepiness and uplift.

UV-A THC level and CBD

The published UV-A THC level is 14–20%.

CBD has not been documented for this profile.

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

Flower appearance

Recorded appearance descriptors: minty green, purple, orange, white, frosty, resin and trichomes.

Related strains

Grape Sugar Cookies is another documented cross involving Purple Indica. Its parent pair is Purple Indica × Girl Scout Cookies. Its flavor description includes grape, nutty and sweet. The separate Grape Sugar Cookies profile lists THC at 16–18%. That differs from the 14–20% range documented for UV-A.

A+ Wonder is another documented cross involving Afghani #1 IBL. Its parent pair is William’s Wonder × Afghani #1 IBL. Its flavor description includes woody, sweet and fruity. The separate A+ Wonder profile lists THC at 14–18%. That differs from the 14–20% range documented for UV-A.

Questions about UV-A

Is UV-A indica or sativa? It is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. The listed split is 10% sativa and 90% indica.

What does UV-A taste like? The available description includes grape, spicy and sweet.

Who bred UV-A? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.