Pure Kush

Description from Green House Seeds

Heritage and Genetics

Pure Kush is a true preservation of cannabis history, derived from a Kush selection maintained as a clone since the 1990s. By reversing and crossing this original clone with itself, breeders have established a feminized seed line that remains strictly loyal to its classic Kush roots. Unlike modern multi-parent hybrids, this strain offers an authentic look at a defined, vintage Kush phenotype.

Growth Characteristics and Yield

This Indica-dominant hybrid (70% Indica / 30% Sativa) develops a robust architecture featuring a sturdy central stem and prolific secondary branching. While it maintains a dense profile in indoor environments, outdoor specimens can reach impressive heights of 180 to 200 cm. The plants produce firm flowers characterized by stacked calyxes, with white pistils transitioning to a vibrant orange as they reach maturity.

The flowering period spans approximately nine weeks. Cultivators can expect productive yields of up to 900 g/m² indoors, where the ScrOG training method is highly effective for managing the extensive branching. Outdoors, the harvest typically occurs in the first week of October, with potential yields reaching 900 g per plant under ideal conditions.

Flavor Profile and Terpenes

The aromatic experience of Pure Kush is anchored by deep earthy notes, complemented by varying degrees of fruitiness. While most plants lean toward an earthy profile, certain phenotypes express a sweeter, more fruit-forward character with subtle floral undertones. This complex terpene profile is driven by myrcene, beta-caryophyllene, alpha-pinene, and geraniol.

The strain typically tests at 24.35% THC and 0.30% CBD.