A photograph of the Rainbow Driver flower.
A photograph of the Rainbow Driver flower.

Purple God

God Bud X Purple Skunk

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The Woody Nelson edition of the Purple God genetic was bred in the Kootenay region and grown at an indoor vertical farm using organic living soil. This indica-dominant cultivar is rich in terpenes, including d-limonene, beta-caryophyllene, and beta-myrcene with subtle notes of nori and kush. The plant's purple, frosty buds are hand-trimmed, cured for a minimum of three weeks, and never irradiated.

24-28%

THC

~3%

TERPENES

30-34%

CANNABINOIDS

Terpene pROFILE

d-Limonene

b-Caryophyllene

b-Myrcene

Aroma

Nori

Kush

Available formats

Availability based on province

3.5g

Craft Flower

3.5g of frosty, hand-trimmed buds

HOW WE DO IT

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Organic Living Soil

We use a custom blended True Living Organic Soil. Our "Grow-nola" is unlike other growing mediums, True Living Organic Soil creates a synergistic habitat that enhances nutrient delivery without added chemicals. By creating a healthy environment, critical micro-organisms responsible for secondary metabolite development can flourish, resulting in exceptional flavour, developed cannabinoid profile and greater potency in the final product.

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Vertical Farming

Custom-built for efficient cultivation, our vertical farming system allows three different crops to grow in the same space without compromising on quality. With all vital systems fully integrated (lighting, irrigation and HVAC), our vertical farming system can create and maintain the precise environmental conditions essential to producing great cannabis.

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Biomimetics

Our biomimetic approach takes guidance from the genius of nature. Plants have more excellent outcomes when we can mimic their natural habitat and optimal growing conditions. We achieve this through our True Living Organic Soil ‘Grow-nola,’ pure glacial water, customized lighting spectrum, and superior controlled environmental infrastructure that can replicate any growing environment on earth.

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Hang Dried

We dry our cannabis in a custom state-of-the-art drying chamber that promotes even drying and prepares for an effective cure. Thorough drying is critical in producing a uniform, high-quality product with the proper moisture balance throughout the plant for optimal texture and consistency and helps to prevent mold growth. Our cannabis is hang-dried on the stem to maintain the integrity of flower and bud structure and permit maximum airflow.

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21-day-cure

Our unique ‘low and slow’ curing process requires exacting environmental conditions and takes 21 days to complete. This process transforms the plant sugars, starches and chlorophyll into the secondary metabolites responsible for the plant’s unique smells and aromas. The extra time spent under these specific environmental conditions allows the flavour and smokability of the flower to develop fully.

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100% Hand Trimmed

Following curing, we carefully hand trim by removing leaves without damaging the flower or losing trichomes and visually inspect every flower, ensuring only the best go to market. All trimming takes place in an environmentally controlled chamber to preserve the delicate moisture balance of the final cured product.

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