Product Details
Total Terpenes : 12.42%
Hindu Kush X Purple Afghani
EastCann Purple Kush Live Resin is a high THC Indica dominant hybrid of Hindu Kush X Purple Afghani
Visuel Appeal:
EastCann Purple Kush Live Resin is housed in a 510 thread high quality standard vape cartridge and can be used with any 510 compatible battery.
Aroma :
Subtle earthy sweet aromas.
Flavor Profile:
The Purple Kush live resin has dark and fruity flavours.
Effects:
Relaxing and sedating, perfect for unwinding.
Made from 100% fresh frozen whole flower. No distillate. No additives
Total Terpenes : 12.42%
Hindu Kush X Purple Afghani
EastCann Purple Kush Live Resin is a high THC Indica dominant hybrid of Hindu Kush X Purple Afghani
Visuel Appeal:
EastCann Purple Kush Live Resin is housed in a 510 thread high quality standard vape cartridge and can be used with any 510 compatible battery.
Aroma :
Subtle earthy sweet aromas.
Flavor Profile:
The Purple Kush live resin has dark and fruity flavours.
Effects:
Relaxing and sedating, perfect for unwinding.
Made from 100% fresh frozen whole flower. No distillate. No additives
THC:
85.4%
Intensity:
LOW CBG, HIGH THC
Plant Type:
Indica
Flavour:
N/A
CBC:
N/A
CBD:
N/A
CBG:
≃ 1.5%
CBN:
N/A
Brand:
EastCann
Format:
1g
Origin:
Nova Scotia
Packaging Date:
N/A
Farnesene

A terpene with floral and green apple aroma, found in plants like ginger, apples, and gardenia.
Caryophyllene

A spicy, peppery terpene found in herbs like black pepper, cinnamon, and in some cannabis strains.
Limonene

A citrus-scented terpene, common in citrus fruits, rosemary, and peppermint, with potential stress-relieving benefits.
Myrcene

An earthy, fruity terpene prevalent in cannabis, mango, thyme, and lemongrass, known for its sedative effects.
Pinene

A terpene with a fresh pine scent, found in pine needles, rosemary, and basil, potentially aiding memory.
Bisabolol

A floral, sweet terpene common in chamomile and candeia tree, recognized for its potential soothing properties.
Humulene

An earthy, woody terpene, present in hops and coriander, recognized for potential anti-inflammatory properties.

