Kush Classic - feminized seeds 10 pcs Cannapio

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Kush Classic – Indica-dominant hybrid

This strain has gained attention for its origins and stable expression. According to available information, its ancestors include Chemdawg, Lemon Thai and Pakistani Kush. The result is a hybrid genetics with a ratio of approximately 75% indica and 25% sativa, offering a balanced combination of robust growth and a strong composition of natural aromatics.

Characteristics of the Kush Classic variety

Indoors, plants can grow to a height of 90-160 cm, and outdoors up to 220 cm. The flowering period is approximately 7-9 weeks, with the branches bearing compact and visually attractive parts with a strong sheen. The structure tends to be dense and covered with a significant layer of resin.

Indoors, you can expect a harvest of around 425-475g/m², and outdoors up to 550g per plant. It responds well to shaping, which helps to distribute light evenly and develop throughout the plant.

Main features of Kush Classic

Kush Classic is the choice for those looking for a proven hybrid with solid characteristics and long-term appreciated stability.

Manufacturer: Cannapio

Terpenes in Kush Classic

Caryophyllene – has a distinctive peppery aroma with a hint of wood. Found in black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon, for example. It is used in cosmetics and aromatherapy due to its characteristic profile and interesting properties.

Limonene – a terpene with a citrus aroma. Found in citrus fruits, but also in herbs such as mint, juniper, and rosemary. Its freshness is valued in various industries.

Myrcene – Known for its earthy, spicy profile, it is found in mango, thyme, and bay leaves, among others. It is one of the most common terpenes in cannabis.

Pinene – an aromatic compound found in conifers, rosemary, basil, or eucalyptus. It has a fresh, forest-like scent and usually occurs in two forms – alpha and beta.