Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower
Herbies's Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower is a mostly indica cultivar available as auto seeds. Across the WeedYouLike network, the most-reported effects are relaxing, euphoric and uplifting. Available chemistry data shows THC at 24%. Growers can expect a flowering time of 8–10 weeks.
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower at a glance
- Breeder
- Herbies
- Type
- Mostly Indica
- Seed type
- auto
- THC
- 24%
- Flowering time
- 8–10 weeks
Effects & experience
- relaxing
- euphoric
- uplifting
Flavors & aroma
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower is most often described as sweet and citrus.
Genetics & lineage
Type: Mostly Indica · auto · bred by Herbies
Growing Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower
Flowering time: 8–10 weeks.
Compact ~150cm auto; moderate feeding in bloom, ideal for LST; cool nights deepen purple; use a carbon filter for its loud aroma indoors.
About Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower is an Indica-dominant hybrid (up to 25% THC) with sweet lemon-candy and purple-fruit flavor, delivering a euphoric mood lift and deep body relaxation.
Live listings
- Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower — Herbies
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower FAQ
What are the effects of Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower?
The WeedYouLike community most often reports relaxing, euphoric and uplifting for Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower. These are user-reported experiences, not medical claims.
Is Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower indica or sativa?
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower is classified as a mostly indica cultivar, bred by Herbies.
How much THC does Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower have?
Available data puts Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower's THC at 24%.
How long does Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower take to flower?
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower flowers in 8–10 weeks, based on breeder and community grow data.
What does Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower taste like?
Purple Lemonade Poison Autoflower is most often described as sweet and citrus.
Effects are community-reported user experiences, not medical claims.