Ken's Kush

Classification: Indica-dominant

Parents: Undisclosed

Growing Environment: Indoor/Outdoor (warm climates only for outdoor)

Flowering Time: 11 - 13 weeks

Height: Medium to Tall

Yield: Moderate

Medical Uses: Multiple sclerosis, insomnia, pain relief, migraines, asthma, anxiety, anorexia, chemotherapy

Breeder: Grand Daddy Purp

Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: Ken's Kush provides a powerful balance between indica and sativa. This long-lasting effect will have you very hungry and relaxed, without causing couch lock. This strain is good for medicating in the morning, afternoon or night.

These buds are most recognizable by their very small, but very dense and round shape. The typical bud of Ken's Kush is no bigger than a quarter. They have dark pistils that are almost red and a decent layering of sticky, potent trichomes. The breeder won't disclose the genetics of Ken's Kush, but that just adds to the mystique of this wondrously potent strain. The flavors are of skunk and earth, with no aftertaste. Be warned that Ken's Kush is a serious cough-inducer. Asthma patients should either vaporize or orally ingest Ken's Kush. It's recommended for asthmatics, but not necessarily in the form of smoke. Eighths of Ken's Kush usually require a $50 to $55 donation at a dispensary. Ken's Kush can be successfully cultivated indoors or outdoors, provided the outdoor area it's being grown in has mild weather through the beginning of November, when it will be ready for harvest. Indoors, expect to wait 11 - 13 weeks for these ladies to finish, at which point they will provide an above average harvest (usually around 0.75 grams per watt of light used. They don't tend to respond particularly well to being grown hydroponically, so that is definitely something to keep in mind. The breeder only has non-feminized seeds, but for those looking to grow 100% organically, that's a good thing.