A very sativa-dominant hybrid, Purple Skunk is a cross between the popular Skunk #1 and the older, lesser-known Purps strain. The sativa to Indica ratio is approximately 85:15. Therefore, you can expect a creative brain effect with intense euphoria, tingling sensations, and intense hunger. This makes this strain suitable for treating anorexia, but also for anxiety, depression, migraines, chronic pain, insomnia, and everyday stress. Purple Skunk has a relatively high THC content, tested at least over 18%, which produces strong psychoactive effects and may be too strong for beginners or part-time users. Considering the THC content, the CBD levels are probably quite low, but it's hard to say since they aren't often reported. For this reason alone, Purple Skunk should not be used as a CBD strain for patients whose medical conditions require this chemical. This strain has a berry, earthy, and skunk flavor, but the aroma is pretty much the same. Reported side effects include watery eyes, bad breath, dizziness, headache, and paranoia. Purple Skunk is popular among those who have tried it, but it is not widely distributed. They are easiest to find in Washington, Oregon, Montana, Arizona, and California.

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