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Mendocino Purps seeds. Damn. Where do I even start?
This strain—sometimes just called “The Purps” by folks who’ve been around long enough to remember when it first started making waves—has that old-school California soul baked right in. It’s not flashy in the modern, overbred, terp-hyped way. It’s got swagger. Grit. A kind of purple-hued mystique that doesn’t beg for attention, but pulls you in anyway. Like a dusty vinyl record you find in your uncle’s garage that turns out to be pure gold.
Grown from seed, Mendocino Purps can be a little unpredictable. Not in a bad way. More like—each plant’s got its own personality. Some lean heavy into the grape-candy aroma, others throw off this weird, earthy, almost coffee-like funk. And the colors? Deep violet, sometimes nearly black if you catch the right phenotype and let it ride through a chilly night or two. It’s not just pretty—it’s haunting.
Now, growing it? That’s where things get interesting. She’s not the easiest. Not the hardest either. Somewhere in the middle, like a moody teenager who just needs the right kind of attention. Outdoors, she thrives in that dry, coastal NorCal climate—sunny days, cool nights, a little mist in the morning. Indoors, you’ll need to keep an eye on humidity. She’s not a fan of wet feet, and mold can creep in if you’re lazy. Don’t be lazy.
Yields? Meh. Don’t grow Mendocino Purps if you’re chasing pounds. That’s not what she’s about. She’s about quality. Flavor. That slow, creeping high that doesn’t slap you in the face but wraps around you like a warm blanket and whispers, “Hey, maybe cancel your plans tonight.”
And the high—man, it’s nostalgic. Not the rocket-fuel paranoia of modern sativas or the couch-glue of some heavy indicas. It’s mellow. Euphoric. A little dreamy. You might find yourself staring at the wall, thinking about that one time in high school when you almost kissed your best friend. Or maybe you’ll just laugh at a dumb meme for 20 minutes. Either way, it’s a vibe.
Some people say it’s lost its edge over the years. That the newer crosses are stronger, louder, more “marketable.” Maybe. But there’s something sacred about growing a strain that hasn’t been completely Frankensteined by breeders chasing THC percentages. Mendocino Purps is a throwback. A reminder that weed used to be about more than just numbers and lab tests.
If you can get your hands on legit Mendocino Purps seeds—real ones, not some sketchy knockoff from a random seed bank—do it. Grow them with love. Be patient. Don’t expect perfection. Expect character. Expect weirdness. Expect something real.
And when you finally spark that first bowl? Sit down. Take a breath. Let it take you somewhere you didn’t know you needed to go.