For the North! Alaskan Purple Autos

Geno/pheno expression was a little inconsistent under the same growing conditions, producing two short bushy plants and one lanky plant, with first and last harvest times occurring several weeks apart between expressions. The first two were more indica-looking plants(looking at other diaries they seem like more typical expressions for this strain), producing bud with denser structure invoking more of a body high, but the third plant is very sativa in physiology and effects. Third plant vegged for longer before flowering with a very pretty foxtailed structure. End product from the sativa pheno provides a hard hitting cerebral high at first, later balancing with some body relaxation, congruent with the first two indica plants but with less intensity. The third plant is definitely my favourite, for an interesting grow, easy harvest(not much leaf matter), and a practical all-day high from the end product. The other plants were harder to trim and produced a body high typical of other indica-dominant varieties. All plants have a fruity, peppery flavour, and yielded 75g, 175g, and 200g dry, from first to last harvest. So I lucked out here and ended up with a pile of fantastic, practical day smoke from the one plant, as well as a relaxing evening smoke for winding right down at the end of the day from the other plants.