Miss Purp

Steve Cantwell is the last WEC light-heavyweight champion. He never lost the title, rather the organization and its fighters were absorbed into the UFC. Cantwell retired after a few decision losses in the UFC at the young age of 25.

He turned his tragedy into triumph as he focused on growing cannabis, becoming the founder and CEO of Green Life Productions. Miss Purp is one of his creations that is a heavily sought-after hybrid that’s a cross betweenMiss XandAnthocyanin Man. Miss X is GLP’s best seller and fan favorite, but it is predominantly a Sativa.

Cantwell used Anthocyanin Man to accent more Indica characteristics which are evident in Miss Purp’s purple streaks. Miss Purp looks more like a sativa with a few long lime-green leaves present. Predominantly, the buds are made up of thick orange pistils and fuzzy amber trichomes.

Miss Purp smells like pine and nutmeg with hints of citrus and berries. Upon smoking or vaping this strain, the pine and nutmeg inhale turns into a sour grape on the exhale. This potent hybrid, with an average THC content of around 25%, offers effects that lean towards those typically associated with Sativas.

Users often describe experiencing a sense of euphoric contentment and a decrease in stress, alongside sustained energy levels that can enhance creativity and open-mindedness. This makes it a favored choice for artists and those engaged in creative processes. The sensation of physical ease reported by users suggests a feeling of lightness and improved mobility, without the heavy sedation often attributed to Indicas.

Despite being a fan favorite, Miss Purp will not be around much longer. GLP will only be using it in breeding other strains by 2021.