THE LONG WAY HOME (my toke…)

Savage Purple , at least at 20%, offers quite mild, but enjoyable high. a soothing and stress relieving Indica body high that can calm frayed nerves and induce a higher level of mental focus

Counter indicative of its name, which suggests a potent and powerful frenetic and psychoactive experience, I would classify this as “Dad” weed. Yes, you will feel medicated but you will be able to still perform any activity with ease and zero self analysis.
There is some cerebral stimulation but without any overwhelming racing thoughts.
It is the kind of strain that will not inhibit you from performing all your duties but with a slight tint in color and texture of your world while doing so… so to speak. I would like to try Savage Purple at a higher level of potency

I think that Savage Purple provides an enjoyably mild to medium short term almost mellow cerebral high, which transitions into a more pervasive physically relaxing,yet non-sedative body high for the remainder of the experience. A very enjoyable

This physical relaxation frees the mind to tangentially associate and wander while simultaneously increasing the brain’s ability to relax and focus intently without any of the heart and brain race that accompanies many Sativa strains which can enhance creativity or focus.

I initially considered this strain because of that name, but what interested me further were it’s West Coast origins. Having grown up and living my adult life on the East Coast, West Coast strains always carried a certain mythos. And I believe many of us, to this day, view these Northern California strains the benchmark of the cannabis experience. to this day…and probably with good reason since some of these strains have been cultivated for decades in the same geographic conditions and further refined as the generations passed.

But, what really made me pull the trigger on this strain, especially after finding out it was testing at just below 20%, was the terpene profile. I saw more Limonene than usually found in Indica strains. So, I hoped that this Indica would be another of what I consider to be an “Active Indica” or a “creative Indica”.

Savage Purple definitely satisfies this criteria especially with its SFG Kush parent.

San Fernando Valley OG, or SFV OG for short,
carries with its genetics a certain amount of Sativa effects. Along with Purple Urkle, another California strain created from a clone of Mendocino Purps, yet another California/ West Coast Strain, which is known for its relaxing effects, which definitely contribute to Savage Purple’s Indica bliss.

I would most definitely purchase this strain from Culta again. I am looking forward to the next batch.