Moon Drops

Moon Drops sounds like a lullaby, but it smokes like a lucid dream — Archive Seed Bank's Purple Urkle x Do Si-Dos cross that turned the purple strain stereotype into a powerhouse hybrid. Archive's Portland team, best known for preserving West Coast genetics, bred this one to fuse old school color with new school potency, and it delivers both in full bloom. Purple Urkle lends its deep violet hue and grape sweet aroma straight from Humboldt's original purple scene, while Do Si-Dos stacks in GSC's creamy OG funk. The result? Dense, neon and-plum buds that sparkle under a galaxy of ripe trichomes, releasing layers of candied grape, floral musk, and earthy spice once ground. Reports describe a high that lifts first — a euphoric, almost kaleidoscopic onset that melts into a tranquil, weightless calm. It's creative yet sedative, soothing without dulling the mind, making it ideal for end of-day wind downs or late night inspiration. THC usually tests between 20-25%, and the likely terpene lineup of myrcene and linalool supports its signature blend of fruit, floral, and full body relaxation. For clarity: Some online sources and a few dispensaries confuse this with Garden Remedies' Moon Drops (Delicata Grapes x Shade Tree) — that's a completely different, sativa leaning cultivar. Archive's version is the definitive one — all purple mystique and slow motion serenity in a single jar.