Big Kush

Description de Dinafem

Morphology

Big Kush cannabis seeds develop into medium to large marijuana plants that can reach up to 3 metres in height outdoors. Her thin branches and ample internodal spacing allow light to penetrate easily, reaching even the lowest parts. This results in the development of pointed, heavy, thick, and resinous flowers. Additionally, the scarcity of leaves makes the trimming process much easier, which is a great asset for cannabis growers.

Yield

Big Kush is a high-yielding strain that is loved by commercial cannabis growers. Thanks to her structure, plants can be harvested very quickly. She can produce up to 600 g/m² indoors and 600–900 g/plant outdoors. Quantity and quality in record time and with minimal trouble!

Aromas and Flavours

Big Kush showcases extraordinarily complex tastes and scents. Her organoleptic qualities are enhanced by her limonene terpenes, making them incredibly lemony. The intense and tasty combination of lemon and oil in this hybrid is truly remarkable.

Effects

Big Kush is a marijuana strain with THC levels that can reach up to 20%. Her effect is extremely potent, delivering strong psychoactive sensations, but still remains physically and mentally balanced. It starts with a nice heady stimulation that gradually turns more couch-locking. This seed is a must-have for the collection of Kush lovers and connoisseurs who know how to appreciate and enjoy top-quality potent genetics.

Cultivation

Big Kush offers the chance to grow a surprising and delicious plant brimming with strength and energy. Despite being easy to grow, some phenotypes may stretch excessively when cultivated indoors, so it may be necessary to keep an eye on her growth. Outdoors, the best results are obtained in dry, sunny, temperate, and Mediterranean climates, or under the protection of a greenhouse. Her low resistance to moisture is compensated by a short flowering period that makes her less likely to be affected by humidity-related problems. Outdoors, she’ll be ready for harvest by late September or early October, and indoors, in about 55–60 days. If using this strain for therapeutic purposes, it is better to use organic fertilizers moderately to ensure healthy buds. The intense aroma they give off may require some good-quality anti-odour systems if discretion is desired.