Pink weed: sexy and powerful

If you've never heard of Millenial Pink (the invasion of pink among people born after 1994, an ultra-hyped and somewhat ridiculous trend replacing the Barbie pink of Generation Y), others absolutely can't do without it. And as is often the case, there's a cannabis variety for them.

Variations in the color of the cannabis, the Blue Dream (which is not blue) to the Green Crack (which is green but not crack) is due to the genetic markings of each variety and the environment in which the plant is grown.

The main responsible for color are anthocyanins, the plant's natural pigments, which vary according to temperature and the amount of light brought to a plant. They are responsible for the violet, red or blue hues of plants, fruits and other flowers. And cannabis too.

In fact, the purple color of cannabis could be the plant's natural protection against the cold, while the almost black varieties are a way of protecting against intense exposure to ultra-violet light as the plant grows.

To guarantee colorful effects on their plants, professional growers rely on 3 things: quality seeds with good genetics, strict temperature management (between 18 and 21°C to produce beautiful shades) and quality lamps. for indoor cultivation.

If you're a trendy millennial, and you want to match your pink shades to your weed, then your choice might be Pink Kush or Pink Starburst, pink weeds that are often only available in dispensaries.