Purple Ryder by Doctors Choice
Ruderalis × Indica × Sativa
Purple Ryder, a hybrid developed by Doctor's Choice, is a result of over a decade of breeding that combines ruderalis, indica, and sativa genetics. This strain is recognized for its striking appearance and a balanced profile of effects.
Appearance
Purple Ryder is distinguished by its visually appealing buds, which often display a mix of deep purple and green coloration, particularly during the later stages of flowering. The buds are noted for their robust formation, a characteristic influenced by its indica genetics.
Aroma & Flavor
While specific aroma and flavor profiles are not detailed in the provided notes, the strain's name, Purple Ryder, suggests a potential link to its visual characteristics. Its genetic makeup, a blend of ruderalis, indica, and sativa, implies a complex sensory experience.
Effects
Users have reported that Purple Ryder can produce cerebral and creative effects. The balanced genetic heritage contributes to an experience that is both energizing and potentially relaxing, appealing to a diverse range of users.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
With a THC content of 22% and CBD levels below 1%, Purple Ryder offers a potent experience. The specific terpene profile is not detailed, but the combination of indica and sativa genetics suggests a range of aromatic compounds that contribute to its overall effect.
Growing
The inclusion of ruderalis genetics contributes to Purple Ryder's rapid growth, with a flowering period typically around 7-8 weeks. This makes it suitable for regions with shorter growing seasons. Its indica and sativa components influence bud formation and overall plant structure, while ruderalis traits offer enhanced pest resistance and adaptability.
Origins & Lineage
Developed by Doctor's Choice, Purple Ryder is a hybrid strain resulting from a deliberate crossbreeding of ruderalis, indica, and sativa genetics. This tri-fold heritage, with approximate percentages of 20% ruderalis, 40% indica, and 40% sativa, was achieved through extensive breeding efforts starting in the early 2010s.