Purple Boost Highness by Anesia Seeds
Purple Boost Highness by Anesia Seeds is not defined only by Sativa height or the purple leaning name. The real point is the chemotype: alongside 28 percent THC, Anesia lists a very high THCV value, giving this cultivar a clearer distinction from many other high THC hybrids in the catalogue.
The cross of Dankberry x Star Pebbles creates a line with 70 percent Sativa and 30 percent Indica. Dankberry brings the darker berry base, resin and some colour depth, while Star Pebbles adds more upward movement, sweet grape notes and a more active plant frame. Purple Boost Highness stays fruit driven, but not soft.
Indoors, the cultivar reaches around 100 to 140 cm, while outdoor plants sit near 160 to 220 cm. Internodes and side areas should be watched early because Purple Boost Highness can keep stretching for about two weeks after flowering begins. SOG, topping or fimming fit the structure when height needs control and several round flower zones should be built.
The 70 to 75 day flowering time gives the plant more room than many compact Anesia lines. That longer window makes sense because the cultivar forms large round buds that become heavily covered in golden white looking trichomes late in bloom. Anesia lists 600 g per square metre indoors and 900 to 1200 g per plant outdoors, with harvest around mid October.
Grape, sweet berries and a light lemon pull give Purple Boost Highness its clear profile direction. The important link remains the Sativa leaning frame, high THCV listing, round resin heavy buds and a flower finish that reads more like a crystal layer than a simple fruit description.
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