Purple Biscotti

Purple Biscotti is sativa-labelled flower. Weights run from a single gram to 28 g, by way of 3.5, 7 and 14 g. Leafly traces the strain to Biscotti crossed with Purple Punch.

Biscotti, Purple Punch and NukeHeads

Leafly calls Purple Biscotti a rare, exclusive strain and says it was bred by NukeHeads, a company it describes as focused on organic, sustainable growing. Leafly’s split for the cross is even, half sativa and half indica. Our indica, sativa and hybrid guide unpacks what those labels really mean.

Dense buds and a sweet, musky smell

Leafly describes tight, dense buds under a frosty coat of trichomes, and a sweet, musky smell that it likens to cookies. Its write-up mentions vanilla, honey and spice as flavours, while the flavours reviewers tag most often are diesel, grape and chemical. One Leafly reviewer found a rich diesel taste with grape behind it and prefers the strain in a vape. Another calls it strong, with a pungent taste. Caryophyllene is the dominant terpene, by Leafly’s account.

Reported effects and a 19% to 28% THC range

Leafly’s description puts THC for the strain at 19% to 28% and says that strength suits experienced consumers. Leafly also says customers report feeling relaxed, happy and euphoric, while the effects its 6 raters picked most are uplifted, euphoric and happy. Those 6 Leafly ratings average 5.0.

Health Canada’s numbers for a first smoke

Leafly’s 19% to 28% for Purple Biscotti is roughly two to three times the 10% THC ceiling Health Canada attaches to a first smoke, which it caps at a puff or two. Smoked flower is felt in seconds to minutes, the advice adds, though a peak can be as much as 30 minutes off. No driving until 6 hours have passed, say the agency’s lower-risk guidelines. Anyone taking 14 or 28 g of Purple Biscotti home can check our weed storage guide on keeping it fresh.