Purple Urkle

Purple Urkle is flower named after a California strain. Leafly describes that strain as thought to descend from one particular Mendocino Purps phenotype, and places it in its indica category with THC around 19% and CBD at 0%.

Mendocino Purps roots and an Orange Sherbert offspring

Leafly adds that the strain’s history is as complicated as its flavour. It names Mendocino Purps as the parent, with the note that the strain is believed to be a phenotype of it, and lists Orange Sherbert among the strains bred from it.

Skunk, berry and fresh grape

Leafly’s aroma summary is an essence of skunk, berry and fresh grape, and its flavour tags are grape, plum and berry. One reviewer there compares the taste to skunky berries, while another mentions a few beautiful dark purple buds.

Myrcene first, then pinene and caryophyllene

Leafly ranks myrcene as the dominant terpene, with pinene next and caryophyllene third. Its potency gauge sits above average for THC.

Relaxed and hungry across 1,347 ratings

Readers report deeply relaxing effects, Leafly says, and its reviewers’ two most common feelings are relaxed and hungry. The strain averages 4.3 across 1,347 ratings.

Health Canada‘s suggested start for inhaled cannabis is no more than 10% THC and no more than 1 or 2 puffs, and it cautions that full effects can take as long as 30 minutes. Leafly’s 19% is almost double that THC ceiling.