Killer Kush Auto feminized seeds
Killer Kush Auto is an autoflowering cannabis strain bred by Sweet Seeds as a cross between the legendary OG Kush and an in-house autoflower to yield an Indica-dominant, 4th generation autoflowering cannabis strain which is reminiscent of the original OG Kush and has yields of up to 550 g/m² after 8 weeks from germination.
- Sweet Seeds
- Feminized
- Autoflowering
- Outdoor
- Indoor
- Island in the ocean
- OG Kush x Ruderalis
- 60 - 100 cm
- 400 - 550 g/m² indoors60 - 200 g/plant outdoors
- 56 days
- 35,44% Sativa / 63% Indica / 1,56% Ruderalis
- 18 - 22 %
- 0.9 %
Killer Kush Auto: High-performance Kush
Killer Kush Auto was created by Sweet Seeds as a homage to the original OG Kush by crossing the well-loved classic with a 3rd generation autoflower to yield this fast-growing, high-performance 4th generation Indica-leaning autoflower which has excellent bud production.
OG Kush is probably one of the most famous cannabis strains of all time. A Californian staple, this strain has been used to create some of the most popular hybrid cannabis strains available on the market today. Killer Kush Auto is no different – this autoflowering Kush has heavy yields of aromatic, resinous buds. Those who are fans of OG Kush will truly appreciate the beauty of this strain. Indoor yields are between 400 – 550 g/m2 while outdoors this strain brings in between 60 – 200 g per plant after a short 8 weeks from seed to harvest. Here is some further information to help you grow this strain:
- Medium height – this strain reaches a final height of 0.8 m indoors and 1 m outdoors.
- Max EC of water – 1.2 in veg, up to 1.4 in flower.
- Water pH; 5.8 – 6.0.
- Recommended lighting: 600 W LED.
- Recommended nutrients: Nectar for The Gods range.
A Sweet, Earthy Aroma
Killer Kush has the classic Kush smell, taste and appearance. This strain has large, dense buds which are covered in trichomes and terpene-loaded resin. Breaking up the buds will leave your fingers jammed up with a pine-scented resin with hints of spice.
