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Misty Kush Seeds
Misty Kush regular Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Nirvana Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Regular |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain THC level | High |
| Strain CBD level | Medium |
| % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis | 20% Sativa / 80% Indica |
| Strain harvest | 1.6 - 2 oz/ft² indoors |
| Indoor flowering time | 56 - 70 days |
| Strain effect | Warm sea of relaxation |
| Genetics | Misty x Master Kush |
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Misty Kush is a regular photoperiod cannabis strain developed by Nirvana Seeds. This strain has been made available on the market after years of refinement into a fast-growing, well-performing strain, which can pull up to 600 g/m² of Indica-dominant cannabis after as little as 8 weeks in flower.
Description
Misty Kush: A Legendary Hybrid
Misty Kush was developed by Nirvana Seeds as a cross between their legendary Misty with Master Kush – a strain which has formed the foundations of many legendary hybrids – to yield a predominantly Indica hybrid which makes for an impressive indoor cannabis strain.
Her relatively short height coupled with her compact nature makes her the perfect candidate for the sea of green (SoG) style grows which will dramatically improve your yields and efficiency (gram per watt). Indoor yields are in the range of 500-600 gm2 when grown using SoG after a flowering period of 8 – 10 weeks. While this strain can be grown both outdoors and indoors, it thrives in controlled environments so if you’re opting to grow outside, use a greenhouse which can provide warm growing conditions throughout the year. Here is some further information to help you grow this strain:
- Medium height – this strain remains below 1.2 m indoors but can exceed 1.6 m outdoors.
- Max EC of water – 1.4 in veg, up to 1.8 in flower.
- Water pH; 5.8 – 6.0
- Excellent terpene profile – ideal for making cannabis extracts.
- Recommended lighting: 450 W LED minimum.
- Recommended nutrients: Advanced Nutrients Bud Candy.
- SoG arrangement can help improve yields.
New Take on A Classic Kush
Misty Kush has a powerful, hard-hitting effect which initially starts as cerebral stimulation but then progresses to the rest of the body leaving the user relaxed in a state of bliss. Her buds are pale green, dense and covered in resin – a fantastic choice for making extracts such as BHO and shatter.
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