(PURPLE COLOMBIAN X KASHMIR) X WHOOP ASS! SEEDS
(Purple Colombian x Kashmir) x Whoop ASS! seeds — two mountain heirlooms crossed to the Whoop ASS! male. Small batch regular seeds, 10 per pack.
(Purple Colombian x Kashmir) x Whoop ASS! seeds, a cross of two mountain heirlooms to the Whoop ASS! male. Small batch regular seeds — a long, unpredictable hunt with real range in it.
| Breeder | Spaceship Landing Co. |
|---|---|
| Lineage | (Purple Colombian × Kashmir) × Whoop ASS! (American Skunk Selection (bodhi cut) × Afkansastan/X18 Pakistani) |
| Parent stock | Mother selected from a Bodhi Seeds tester pack; Whoop ASS! male from Doc D seeds |
| Type | Hybrid |
| Seed type | Regular — 10 per pack |
| Flowering | 70–84+ days |
Plan the room before you pop these. Finish times ran from 70 days to past 84 in our tests. This is not a pack for a room on a fixed schedule.
The cross
The mother came out of a Bodhi Seeds tester pack and finished in about twelve weeks outdoors. Some of her sisters ran to twenty-two weeks indoors under 11/13. Her aromas moved across woody pine, citrus, cedar, bubblegum and burnt onion — landrace behavior, and a deep well to select from.
Whoop ASS! is an American Skunk cut, the bodhi one, crossed into Afkansastan and X18 Pakistani. He hands down pine and earthy gas to most of his progeny, along with old school funk and real color. Out of this cross we have seen cedar, pine, gas and an earthy musky funk.
What to look for in these seeds
- Finish time is the first cut. Tag flowering dates from week nine or one plant will hold a room hostage.
- The aroma spread is the reason to run this pack. Burnt onion and cedar are not commercial on their own, but they are real breeding material.
- Purple expression tracks with the Colombian side and needs a temperature drop to show.
- Color also comes off the Whoop ASS! side, and shows late.
Same male, different mother: Bandaid Haze x Whoop ASS! seeds. Want a shorter run? Buzzard’s Glue seeds finish in 60–65 days.
On the shelf now at both Haze Dispensary locations in San Jose — Almaden Road and Saratoga Avenue.
Want these packs at your own shop? Ask them to reach out to us.
Photo: Uncle Jordy
