Murkle Strain
Murkle has a unique flavor profile and aroma, providing relaxation and medicinal benefits. Known for its fast-growing cycle.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the Murkle Strain
Murkle is known for its rapid vegetation cycle and the production of an abundance of rock-hard colas. This strain thrives indoors and outdoors, flowering within 60-70 days depending on the environment.
The History and Genetics of Murkle Strain
Murkle is an accidental genetic pairing of an M-39 mother and a Purple Urkle father, known for its fast-growing and highly resinous characteristics. Despite not having the purple hue typically associated with Purple Urkle, its grape candy aroma speaks to its lineage.
Murkle Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Murkle impresses with its complex flavor profile that includes woody, pungent, and tree-fruit notes. Its aromas are equally engaging with earthy, grape, herbal, spicy, and sweet fragrances. Visually, Murkle buds are rock-hard, dense, and elongated with pepper-shaped olive green nugs adorned with light amber hairs and bright amber crystal trichomes.
Medical Benefits of Murkle Strain
Murkle is often chosen for its numerous medicinal benefits. Reviews suggest it helps with depression, insomnia, chronic stress, mood swings, and chronic pain. Its effects are known to help relieve conditions like chronic pain, depression, insomnia, and stress.
Main Effects of Murkle Strain
Users report that Murkle makes them feel talkative, giggly, and hungry. The high creeps up slowly, delivering a euphoric and lifted feeling followed by a hazy, unfocused mental state. A body buzz soon sets in, leading to a state of relaxation and potential sleepiness.
Potential Side Effects of Murkle Strain
Negative effects reported for Murkle include paranoia, dizziness, and dry mouth. Moderation is key to avoid any unpleasant sensations. Start slow to experience a balanced and enjoyable high.
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