KING'S KUSH

Finally Queen King's Kush Female, a Cannabis Seed by Green House Seeds for all lovers of the Kush genre and beyond, in front of her majestic Indica-dominant posture any grower will kneel and be rightly rewarded with huge quantities of inflorescences.
King's Kush Feminized is a 70% Indica and 30% Sativa hybrid born from a potent OG Kush crossed with a succulent Grape. A plant that produces, after 9 weeks of flowering, large crystallized buds that will shine like jewels in a crown.

Cultivation characteristics of King's Kush Feminized

King's Kush Feminized presents itself as a very branched and robust plant, with an average stature, differing from the other Indica varieties by its quite pronounced internodal distance. A variety with large, dark green leaves that contrast with the shade of the lime green inflorescences. Depending on the night temperatures, the leaves can take on a deeper color between dark purple almost black.
She can be successfully grown indoors, where she lends herself well to techniques like ScrOG, yielding 800g/m² of buds. Figures that we can obtain if we do everything correctly, with a good system setup and, if we are a little less experienced, by accepting some excellent advice. Obviously also outdoors we will have success with King's Kush, where with the right environmental and cultivation conditions we will harvest up to 1100g per plant towards the first week of October.

In the aroma of King's Kush we find both distinctive features of the Kush and the sweeter hints of Grape. For a correct tasting and to prevent the flavor of the final product from being compromised, we recommend, in addition to the fundamental tanning phase, to avoid temperatures above 26° in the last weeks of flowering, furthermore to wash the roots with plenty of water, giving way to the soil to dry before harvest.
Indica-dominant genetics and a THC level of 20% are responsible for powerful sedative effects, which will keep us busy on the couch for a long time, so let's not get busy and relax with King's Kush.