Color Of Space

Intergalactic Origin Story

Spawned from the late-2010s Instagram purple arms race, Color Of Space hit menus around 2021 and immediately sold faster than Star Wars merch on May the 4th. Breeders won’t admit the exact parents (too busy arguing in Discord), but every cut claims some combo of Space Queen, Zkittlez, and whatever purple candy terps were trending that week. The result? A strain so photogenic dispensaries use it as their Tinder profile pic.

Effects: Mild Cosmic Horror

20-26% THC hits like a gentle meteor shower—first your brain takes a spacewalk, then your body melts into the couch without the usual gravity lock. Expect waves of “did I remember to feed the cat?” followed by serene acceptance that the cat is probably fine. Perfect for people who want to feel stoned but still capable of operating a microwave.

Flavor & Aroma: Grape Gas with Sprinkles

Nose opens with artificial grape Kool-Aid, then sucker-punches you with diesel fumes. Exhale tastes like someone blended purple Nerds with premium unleaded. Room note lingers like you hot-boxed Willy Wonka’s factory—your neighbor’s HOA will definitely notice.

Growing Tips for Space Cadets

Plants stretch 1.4-1.7x after flip, so SCROG or forever hold your peace. Drop night temps to 60-64°F and watch the buds turn Prince-purple without nuking yield. Keep calmag dialed in or she’ll throw a tantrum. Average phenos finish in 8-9 weeks and reward you with golf-ball nugs that look like they were dipped in unicorn blood.

Medical Uses (Beyond Looking Cool on IG)

Evening users swear by it for anxiety, minor aches, and existential dread. Won’t knock you out cold, but it’ll sand down the edges of a long day like cosmic sandpaper. Great for patients who need relief without turning into a human burrito.

Who Should Launch This Rocket

Ideal for intermediate stoners who want purple weed that actually works, not just looks pretty. Skip it if you’re a terpene snob hunting nuanced notes—this is candy-gas on repeat. Great for Netflix marathons, creative procrastination, or convincing your friends you’re sophisticated because you know what anthocyanins are.