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No. 0148Hybrid

Morado De Jalisco by Grow Today Genetics

Mexican Landrace Genetics (implied)

Morado De Jalisco, bred by Grow Today Genetics, is a hybrid cultivar named for the Mexican state of Jalisco and its characteristic purple coloration. This strain honors Mexico's rich cannabis heritage through its lineage and presentation.

EffectsBalanced Memorable
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AromaBerryFloralFruityGrapeHerbalMangoPlumIncensePepperClove

Appearance

Morado De Jalisco is distinguished by its vibrant purple hues, which can deepen to aubergine tones on bracts and sugar leaves, particularly in cooler nighttime temperatures during the final weeks of flowering. The buds are typically medium-dense and conical, with prominent calyxes creating a high bract-to-leaf ratio. A dense trichome frosting gives the flowers an opaque, silvery appearance.

Plants generally reach a medium height, often between 80-120 cm indoors when cultivated with training techniques. The internodal spacing is moderate, supporting even cola development. Leaf structure reflects its hybrid heritage, with leaflets that are moderately broad.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma profile of Morado De Jalisco is complex, featuring a prominent sweetness reminiscent of dark berries like blackberry and grape, alongside floral notes akin to violet. A subtle incense-like quality is often present, with spicy accents of black pepper and clove emerging, particularly after grinding, suggesting the presence of caryophyllene.

Flavors on the palate echo the aroma, offering a combination of fruity, berry, and grape notes, complemented by floral and herbal undertones. Some profiles may also exhibit hints of citrus or mango, contributing to a layered and engaging sensory experience.

Effects

Morado De Jalisco offers a balanced hybrid effect, designed to be neither overly stimulating nor sedating. The cultivar is noted for providing a memorable experience that is well-suited for consumers seeking a versatile effect profile.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

While specific cannabinoid percentages can vary, Morado De Jalisco typically tests between 15-25% THC, with CBD levels below 1%. The terpene profile is characterized by Caryophyllene, which contributes spicy notes, alongside other terpenes that produce the strain's fruity, floral, and berry characteristics.

Growing

This hybrid cultivar is considered versatile for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. It typically requires a flowering period of 55-65 days indoors and responds well to training techniques such as topping and low-stress training, adapting to various canopy management styles. Growers may observe enhanced purple coloration with cooler night temperatures and adequate nutrient support.

Origins & Lineage

Morado De Jalisco was bred by Grow Today Genetics, a breeder known for developing cultivars that blend agronomic performance with unique regional character. The strain's name and presentation nod to Mexico's long-standing cannabis traditions, particularly from the Jalisco region. Its genetics suggest a balanced hybrid influence, combining heritage sativa traits with indica structure.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Morado De Jalisco?
Morado De Jalisco typically contains between 15-25% THC.
What are the dominant aromas of Morado De Jalisco?
The aroma is complex, often described as a mix of berry, grape, floral, and spicy notes, with hints of herbal and mango.
What is the origin of the name Morado De Jalisco?
The name 'Morado De Jalisco' refers to the Mexican state of Jalisco and the Spanish word 'morado' meaning purple, referencing its geographic inspiration and characteristic coloration.
Is Morado De Jalisco suitable for novice growers?
While versatile, its moderate flowering time and potential need for specific environmental conditions for optimal coloration suggest it is best suited for growers with some experience.