If you’re familiar with the various colors of cannabis strains, you’re aware that  purple platinum must be a delicious indica. This strain emits a powerful berry-like scent and produces buds that have various shades of purple spread throughout its deep-green nuggets.

And like many other indica strains, purple platinum  has been reported by many reviewers to be incredibly relaxing for both the body and mind. Some have enjoyed this strain for its potential in helping with insomnia while others have said they like it because they’ve experienced a clear-headed high that eased aches and pains.

Be sure to have a meal or some snacks on hand once trying  because some reviewers have noted it can increase appetite and may also help to alleviate nausea.

THC levels tend to average in the mid-20’s and CBD has been tested at .06%.

Platinum Purple Kush is an indica cannabis strain known for its incredible muscle relaxation. Although powerfully sedative,  still allows you to focus, giving almost sativa-like energy and happiness. It is great for relaxing at the end of the day and drifting off to sleep. Medically, purple platinum Kush is often recommended for insomnia, fatigue, stress, pain, lack of appetite.

Platinum Purple is heavy, sleepy indica is an ideal nighttime strain and can help treat insomnia. It provides deep body relaxation while maintaining mental focus. The effects are calming, euphoric, and happy, and come with a powerful case of the munchies.

This makes it ideal for lack of appetite, as well as anxiety, migraines, headaches, inflammation, muscle spasms, chronic pain, and stress. THC levels are nothing to write home about, hovering around 23% in most available tests. Nor is there much CBD in this strain: less than 1%, and that makes this a less than ideal tool in dealing with seizures or other disorders that require that cannabinoid.

Still, it can be a very pleasant choice for patients who have never used marijuana before or who want a mellow, calming experience. Berry, earth, and grape are the dominant notes to the smell and taste of this strain, while the nugs are large and leafy, light green, and purple with a platinum coating.

Anxiety and dry mouth are widely reported side effects, but dry eyes, dizziness, and paranoia are also possible. The easiest places to find this strain include California, Nevada, and the Pacific Northwest.