Kush Mintz Seeds (Barney’s Farm)

If you grow 3 plants for 7 to 8 weeks and feed them well, you can clone them and set up a Sea of ​​Green (SOG) setup. Give it time to develop, and you'll fill an entire square meter, yielding approximately 600 grams. The THC content is lower than advertised; it's closer to 18-20% in my opinion. The effect is medium to strong, primarily relaxing but also uplifting.

Excellent strain. Its parent genetics made it very easy to work with; the synergy between them is the result of Barney's Farm's successful work. The 70/30 combination is also very successful, particularly regarding growth patterns. Overall, a triumph in terms of breeding, taste, and effect! Sincerely, Tiem.

Excellent strain. The three-part sativa genetics complement the kush genetics beautifully. The result is a high-yielding, forgiving plant with buds that deliver a complex, stoned high. I grew all three seeds simultaneously in 15-liter pots. The plants aren't tall, but I did train them. I used mineral fertilizers and standard 400w lights. The vegetative stage lasted about 6 weeks, and flowering took 9 weeks. There's a lot of resin, and the buds take a long time to dry and cure. Curing isn't strictly necessary, but it's highly recommended for those who like to take it a step further, as the taste and aroma are significantly transformed, becoming smoother with notes of coffee and fresh mint. The effect is strong, but without a harsh head-and-body rush from the CBD; it's definitely there. It's incredibly relaxing, uplifting, clears the mind, relieves pain and spasms, and stimulates the appetite.

Kush is quite pleasant, easy to grow, and the plants are even attractive. However, it's still a bit overpriced. I didn't notice anything particularly special. It behaves like any other Kush variety. The yield is average; 600 g/m² is an overestimate, it's closer to 450-500 grams. The flowering time was average. The effect is similar to that of an indica, very relaxing. The aroma is different, though; it's very rich and complex.

Not bad at all. Every seed germinated and produced live seedlings. I grew two in soil with perlite in 17-liter bags and one hydroponically. Well, the hydroponic one, of course, grew at a rapid pace; I bent it, but it still stretched its branches. The ones in soil behaved with more restraint, which also affected the yield. The effect is potent, relaxing to the point of nirvana, where you feel good, but your body and mind are still. The taste and aroma are a bit like earthy coffee, the aftertaste is like mint toothpaste. Overall, there's nothing special about it, but I liked the feeling it gives hydroponically. I'll grow more of this strain, but not in soil.