ErdPurt fem. Ace Seeds

ErdPurt – Afghan Fortress with a Northern Soul

ErdPurt is a 100% Indica, semi-stabilized strain that combines Afghan mountain genetics with extraordinary adaptation to cold climates. Its lineage comes from ancient hash plants grown in high-altitude regions, selected for their potency, aroma, and resilience. ErdPurt stands out for its compact structure, deep aromatic profile, and calming effect, making it an ideal choice for both collectors and growers in temperate or cold climates.

Cultivation Characteristics

ErdPurt develops a classic Afghan structure: strong, robust, and compact, with enormous stems and wide leaves typical of hash-producing plants. It tends to have columnar growth with little branching, concentrating its energy on a large main cola. It flowers in just 7 weeks indoors and is ready to harvest between August and early September outdoors. Its yield is medium, but it stands out for its reliability and adaptability in adverse conditions. It can thrive in a wide range of latitudes (0°–55°) and maintains medium resistance to pests and diseases.

Aroma and flavor

ErdPurt's bouquet is rich, earthy, and evocative. Aromas of roasted coffee, pine, moss, damp earth, hashish, and fresh grass predominate in the green phenotypes, while the colorful phenotypes display fruity nuances of blackberry and raspberry. On the palate, the flavor is reminiscent of Yarkhun Pakistani hashish, with a dense and enveloping blend that leaves a long-lasting and pleasant aftertaste. Its aromatic profile varies depending on the phenotype, offering a complex and authentic sensory experience.

Effects

ErdPurt's effect is moderately potent, relaxing, and creative. Its Indica nature provides a calming, bodily sensation without total sedation, allowing for a calm and receptive state of mind. It is perfect for relaxing, meditating, or unwinding after a busy day, also offering high therapeutic value to relieve stress, muscle tension, and insomnia. Its THC/CBD balance, which can range from 0.03% to 16%, allows for different experiences depending on the phenotype grown.

Terpene Profile

• Monoterpenes: α-pinene, trans-ocimene, and D-limonene are the main ones, with variability in β-myrcene, β-pinene, and linalool.
• Sesquiterpenes: β-caryophyllene predominates, followed by cis-nerolidol and α-humulene, with variability in guaiol and α-bisabolol.