Purple Nepal – Sativa-dominant cannabis strain with strong outdoor potential

Purple Nepal is a remarkable cannabis strain created by crossing Purple Satellite with a traditional Nepalese landrace from Tanska Seeds. This genetic combination results in a variety with excellent growth potential for temperate to cooler climates – ideal for outdoor cultivators seeking stability, early maturity, and unique aromas.

Genetics: Purple Satellite x Nepal Landrace by Tanska Seeds

Purple Nepal combines two selected gene pools:

• Purple Satellite: A sativa-dominant line based on Oaxacan Gold 1979 and Baglung Nepalese, known for early flowering, strong resilience, and striking coloration.
• Tanska’s Nepalese Landrace: A landrace cultivated in Denmark for over 25 years, specifically stabilized for outdoor growing in northern latitudes.

This genetic blend produces a vigorous and resilient plant that adapts well to harsh climate conditions.

Growing Information for Purple Nepal

Purple Nepal is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. The strain is known for its reliable development, compact structure, and attractive flowers.

Growing Traits:

• Indoor flowering time: approx. 8–9 weeks
• Outdoor harvest time: late September
• Indoor yield: up to 500 g/m²
• Outdoor yield: up to 600 g per plant
• Plant height: 120–180 cm
• Resistance: Excellent tolerance to mold and temperature fluctuations

This strain is especially easy to manage, making it ideal for outdoor beginners and experienced growers in demanding climates alike.

Terpene Profile and Aroma of Purple Nepal

Purple Nepal impresses with a complex aroma profile featuring prominent natural and fruity notes. The dominant terpene combination creates a distinctive sensory experience.

Aromas and Flavor Notes:

• Pinewood and cedar
• Ripe berries, especially cherry
• Spicy-earthy undertones with a touch of herbs
• Mild, long-lasting finish

The violet-hued flowers with high resin production also make Purple Nepal a visual highlight.

Genetic Lineage of Purple Nepal

Purple Nepal
└── Cross: Purple Satellite (female) × Tanska Nepal Landrace (male)
    ├── Purple Satellite (Green Mountain Seeds)
    │   ├── Oaxacan Gold 1979 (Mexico, female)
    │   └── Baglung Nepali (male)
    │       └── Origin: Baglung Nepalese (landrace)
    │       └── Pure Landrace Sativa
    │       └── Stabilized through natural selection in Nepal’s Baglung region
    │       └── Adapted to Swiss climate by Blue Hemp
    │       └── Reproduced by Bald Monkey in Denmark
    └── Tanska’s Nepal Landrace (male)
        └── Selected for over 25 years in Denmark
        └── Focused on early maturity, resilience, and outdoor suitability