Ayahuasca Purple

Foliage that turns deep purple is one trait Leafly notes for Ayahuasca Purple, a Barney’s Farm strain and the namesake of this flower.

Barney’s Farm and a Master Kush cross

Leafly describes a cross of Master Kush with Red River Delta and calls the strain indica-dominant and very relaxing. AllBud also names Master Kush and Red River Delta and puts the split at 70% indica and 30% sativa, while Leafly classes it as an indica; our explainer on indica, sativa and hybrid labels unpacks those terms.

Purple buds with amber undertones

AllBud describes fluffy buds in deep purple with amber undertones, dark orange hairs and a layer of clear crystals. One AllBud reviewer writes that genuine Ayahuasca Purple shows deep purple and green, with bright orange hairs and clear crystals rather than a golden look, and that good buds are huge.

Hazelnut, papaya and tropical fruit

Leafly calls the main aromas unusual, with hints of hazelnut and papaya, and its top flavours are nutty, pepper and earthy. AllBud says broken-up buds release a nutty, tropical-fruit smell with a sharp pungency, and describes a fresh, floral mango flavour with papaya and fresh earth, with lavender among its flavour tags. One Leafly reviewer tasted papaya first, followed by herbal, earthy and nutty notes.

Leafly’s terpene list for Ayahuasca Purple is led by myrcene, with pinene and limonene following.

Relaxed and tingly, with a creative streak

Leafly reviewers most often report feeling relaxed and tingly, and Leafly suggests the strain suits the end of the day for its relaxing, full-body feel. AllBud describes deep relaxation and happiness with vivid creative visions: a cerebral onset that turns into unfocused euphoria, then a light, tingly body buzz, with users staying sociable.

On Leafly the strain shows about 10% THC and 0% CBD, while AllBud lists 21% THC and 2% CBD.