Truffle Bubba
- THC 22%
- Flowering Time From 56 to 63 days
Genetics: White Truffle x Bubba Kush
FLAVORS
EFFECTS
Truffle Bubba: family tree
- Parents
- Bubba Kush × White Truffle
- Grandparents
- Afghani OG Kush GG Peanut Butter Breath
- Landrace roots
- Afghani Nepalese Thai Pakistani Kush Durban Poison
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
Price Comparison Table — Truffle Bubba
| Vendor | 5 Seeds | 10 Seeds | 25 Seeds |
|---|---|---|---|
Crop King Seeds
Best price
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€57.91 €11.58 / seed | €106.90 €10.69 / seed | €213.81 €8.55 / seed |
Description from Crop King Seeds
Truffle Bubba Strain Information
Truffle Bubba comes together from White Truffle and Bubba Kush, settling into a 20 to 24 percent THC range where the strength leans heavier but takes its time getting there. The onset stays controlled, then shifts once it settles, with the body side becoming more noticeable and sticking around longer. Keep it light, and it holds a calm, even feel. Add more, and it drifts into a more sedative range, so pacing matters if you want to stay functional.
Earthy tones carry the profile, followed by a nutty layer and a deeper coffee finish that adds weight without making it harsh, shaped by myrcene and caryophyllene. The smoke feels dense but manageable, with a slightly dry finish that fades gradually. The flavor stays present for a while, and the effect follows through in the same way, holding steady without sharp swings.
Growing Truffle Bubba Strain
Truffle Bubba grows with a shorter, more compact structure, making it easy to manage in most indoor setups. It develops thick branches that can support dense bud formation, but spacing can tighten up, so keeping airflow steady helps prevent moisture buildup late in the cycle. Light defoliation can improve exposure across the plant and keep growth even. Give it around 8 to 9 weeks to finish flowering, producing dense, resin-coated buds with a strong aroma that becomes more pronounced closer to harvest. Outdoor grows perform best in stable, warm conditions, with harvest landing around early to mid-October.
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