Polaris Purps by Lovin In Her Eyes
Indica landrace varieties × Sativa landrace varieties
Polaris Purps is a hybrid strain developed by Lovin in Her Eyes, recognized for its potent effects and eye-catching appearance. This strain emerged from a breeding program focused on combining classic genetics with modern techniques to achieve both high THC content and aesthetic appeal.
Appearance
Polaris Purps is distinguished by its visually striking appearance, characterized by prominent purple hues interspersed with green and orange pistils. The buds are dense and large, densely coated with trichomes that contribute to a shimmering, jewel-like quality. This coloration is attributed to high anthocyanin content, which is often enhanced by cooler temperatures during the final weeks of flowering.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of Polaris Purps is a complex blend of sweet, earthy, and floral notes, often described as reminiscent of fresh berries with hints of grape and lavender. Underlying woody undertones provide balance to the fragrance. Upon consumption, the flavor mirrors the aroma, offering an initial burst of fruity sweetness that evolves into smooth, earthy, and herbal tastes with a spicy finish.
Effects
Users of Polaris Purps often report experiencing cerebral, energetic, and euphoric effects. The strain is noted for its ability to provide both a sense of upliftment and creative stimulation. Its balanced cannabinoid profile is suggested to contribute to both its recreational appeal and potential therapeutic benefits.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
While specific lab percentages are not detailed, Polaris Purps is recognized for consistently testing high in THC, often exceeding 20% and sometimes reaching into the mid-20s. The terpene profile includes Myrcene and Caryophyllene, contributing to its distinct aroma and flavor characteristics. Its cannabinoid profile is considered balanced and potent, typical of premium hybrid strains.
Origins & Lineage
Developed by Lovin in Her Eyes, Polaris Purps is a hybrid strain resulting from meticulous selective breeding, reportedly involving over 10 generations. Its lineage combines elements from classic indica and sativa landrace varieties, with an estimated 60-70% indica genetics, selected for traits like purple coloration, robust growth, and high resin production. The development process spanned over three years, focusing on stabilizing desired characteristics.