Bubba Island Kush feminized seeds
Description
The Modern Kush
Let yourself set sail on this relaxing and rewarding journey. Due to her relatively short height – less than 1.5 m – Bubba Island Kush is best grown using a ‘sea of green’ arrangement using powerful lighting. As a result of her Indica-dominant genetic lineage, she has a very short flowering period of less than 7.5 weeks meaning experienced growers can complete the entire cycle in less than 12 weeks.
To take this strain to the next level, drop the temperatures towards the end of the flower for a beautiful finish of autumn colours. This strain truly is top-shelf and growers will be pleased with her excellent results in lightning fast times!
- Max EC of water – veg: 1.4, flower: 1.8
- Grow room temperature below 26 ˚C day, 20 ˚C night
- SoG arrangement
- Water pH – 5.8 – 6.2
- Excellent resistance to mold and pests.
Covered in Sugar
Bubba Island Kush has the typical Kush bud structure - tall, chunky and resinous and not only does it look great and have a heavenly Kush aroma, but it will also get you higher than a kite with its 22-26% THC levels and strong stimulating effect which progresses into a couchlock.
Characteristics
- Dutch PassionBrand
- FeminizedType of seeds
- PhotoperiodType of seeds
- Indoor, OutdoorSuitable for growing
- Cosmic calming experienceEffect *
- Grandaddy Purple x OG Kush x pre-98 Bubba KushGenetics
- 100 cm indoorsHeight
- 300 - 400 g/m² indoorsHarvest
- 49 - 53 daysIndoor flowering time
- Indica dominant% Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis
- 22 - 26 %THC
*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.
- Mycroft7 May 2022Customer's photos
- Buddeegrowers29 March 2022Customer's photos
