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Pumpkin Kush regular seeds
Description
Pumpkin Kush: A Bold And Long-Lasting Stone
Pumpkin Kush is quite bold in its Sativa-like effects, delivering a long-lasting energy hit that makes it ideal for daytime use. Your high will come on fast thanks to its 20% THC levels, which provide a cerebral rush of euphoria and stimulation of creativity. From there, you’ll transcend into profound thoughts and deep conversations with the strain’s exhilarating effects. Pumpkin Kush ends with a calming body stone that can mellow pains and stresses of the body and mind.
Take A Bite Of Spicy And Sweet Flavors
Like a pumpkin pie, the flavor of Pumpkin Kush is quite versatile, balancing a fine line between sweet and spicy. You’ll get whiffs of bright herbal aromas with hints of peppery spice that tingle the senses. Similar to whipped cream on top, the strain finishes its profile with classic and creamy kush flavors and a refreshing undertone of citrus.
Compact Grow With Big Returns
Pumpkin Kush is ideal to grow in tight spaces due to its compact size – if you’re looking to lay low, she’s a high-yielding option to consider. This regular cannabis variety is ready to harvest in 60 days, and yields up to 525g/m² (1.7 oz/ft²) indoors and 700 g/plant (24 oz) outdoors.
- This strain is optimal for indoor spaces, with heights under 140cm (4.5 ft).
- It thrives under cooler temperatures at night.
- The plant requires ample ventilation and airflow to avoid bud rot, pests and fungal problems.
- It can benefit from HST or LST training and yields more with de-leafing.
Pumpkin Kush: Superior Genetics And Impressive Lineage
The Pumpkin Kush strain has an exotic origin with mysterious genetics. Its lineage is said to have come from the West Indies, an area well-known for landrace and craft-like cultivars. These classic roots make Pumpkin Kush a strain that’s as robust in growth as it is in its effects and flavors.
Characteristics
- Brand Royal Queen Seeds
AKA seed bank. They create and preserve cannabis genetics, then we get them to you.
Learn more - Type of seeds Regular
Regular or feminized. Pick feminized if you want female plants only.
Learn more - Type of seeds Photoperiod
Either autoflowering or photoperiod. Both have their pros and cons, but growing autos is easier.
Learn more - Suitable for growing Indoor, Outdoor
This strain is perfect for growing both indoors and outdoors.
Learn more - Effect* Deep contemplation
Each strain produces a certain effect on your body. This is what you can expect from this variety.
Learn more - Genetics Lambsbread x pre-98 Bubba Kush
Genetic composition of the strain. Shows parent strains that were used to create this particular variety.
Learn more - Height 90 - 140 cm indoors140 - 180 cm outdoors
This is how tall the plant can become. Use this info when planning your grow space.
Learn more - Harvest 475 - 525 g/m² indoors
This is how much bud you can get from this variety come harvest time.
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650 - 700 g/plant outdoors - Indoor flowering time 56 - 63 days
The length of the flowering stage for photoperiod strains, or seed-to-harvest time for autoflowers.
Learn more - Outdoor finish Early October
This is when your plant will be ready for harvest when grown outdoors. Make sure it's still warm enough by then!
Learn more - % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis 60% Sativa / 40% Indica
The ratio of Sativa/Indica/Ruderalis in this particular variety.
Learn more - THC 20 %
The main psychoactive compound in cannabis. The higher THC level, the more potent the strain.
Learn more - CBD Low
This compound doesn't get you high but is known to be highly medicinal and calming.
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*Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively as souvenirs that aren’t meant for cultivation or germination. Customers should be aware that the germination of cannabis seeds is illegal in most countries. Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively for collecting and preservation for future generations. We advise customers to check with their local laws before germination, as Herbies does not accept responsibility for the illegal use of our products.
