UW Purple
The UW strain is one of our Northwest godhead favorites of all time. Properly know as UW Medical, it’s a heavy indica of Afghan bagseed origins with school-colors purple hues that, by legend, made its way into greenhouses ato
The UW strain is one of our Northwest godhead favorites of all time. Properly know as UW Medical, it’s a heavy indica of Afghan bagseed origins with school-colors purple hues that, by legend, made its way into greenhouses atop the University of Washington’s medical center in the 1970s, as it worked all manner of wonders for cancer patients in an era when oncology was in its infancy. Five decades later, it’s known as UW Purple (or UW Purp), and it’s simply one of the best medical strains there is. It’s right up there with Afghani #1 for its broad and strong effect profile. It works great on pain, spasms, anxiety, nausea, lack of appetite and insomnia—and should be required by state law in every collective—and this offering from Mary Jane Gardens in North Seattle would make any Husky proud.
