Purple Wreck
Also known as Purple Wreck Auto
Genetics
UrkelTrain Wreck (T4)
Stated by the breeder · 3 sources
Bred by DNA Genetics
Effects & uses
People most often describe Purple Wreck as relaxing, sleepy and quietly happy. Its character leans calm, yet many users note it stays fairly clear-headed rather than foggy, settling the body without clouding thought. People tend to reach for it in the evening to unwind after a stressful day or to ease into sleep.
The aroma and flavor run sweet and fruity, with grape up front and a berry finish. Lab tests show a moderate profile, typically around 15% THC. Myrcene and limonene lead the terpene mix in nearly equal measure, followed by caryophyllene and a smaller amount of beta-pinene.
Genetics
Family tree
- TrainwreckVerified
- AfghaniVerified
- Afghan landrace accessions (Sensi)Verified
- Mexican SativaVerified
- Durban PoisonVerified
- Dutch GeneticsReported
- South AfricanReported
- MexicanVerified
- Pakistani Hash PlantVerified
- ThaiVerified
- UrkelVerified
- Verified
- Well-supported
- Reported
- Folklore
- Disputed
Offspring
Bred from Purple Wreck
No documented offspring yet.
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC15.4%n=15
- CBG0.51%n=12
- CBD0.05%n=8
- CBC0.01%n=6
- THCV0.00%n=3
- CBN0.00%n=9
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- Myrcene0.27%n=10
- Limonene0.24%n=10
- β-Caryophyllene0.16%n=10
- β-Pinene0.08%n=9
- α-Pinene0.08%n=10
- Linalool0.06%n=10
- Ocimene0.06%n=10
- Humulene0.04%n=10
Good for
Use cases
- Clear-headed91th
- Sleep70th
- Stress70th
- Creativity67th
- Relaxation66th
- Social49th
- Energy40th
- Pain35th
- Focus33th
- Appetite23th
Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.
All reported crosses & sources (1 cross, 1 breeder versions)
Urkel × Train Wreck (T4)
VerifiedStated by DNA Genetics
Breeder versions (autoflowers, F2/S1/BX, remakes)
- DNA Genetics: Purple Wreck × Ruderalis (autoflower)
🧬 Look for DNA test reports on Kannapedia ↗
Type (Indica-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.