The Alien Candy Kush Fast strain is a slightly indica-dominant strain. It was created by crossing Alien OG and Alien Candy Kush Auto and presents itself with a THC content of over 20%. The plant grows to medium size and is hardy. The buds are covered with abundant trichomes that give the buds a silvery sheen and a very sticky texture.
The Alien Candy Kush Fast shows off in a light green color dress while its sticky buds express themselves with red and orange hairs. One puff of this weed initially sends the brain into a frenzy. The high lasts for about 2 hours, during which you will revel in feelings of happiness and nice relaxation. On the exhale, the smoke tastes herbal and citrusy, reminiscent of a good cup of aromatic tea. Experienced cannabis users will also appreciate the long-lasting effect.
The cannabis plant is easy to grow both indoors and outdoors. Even beginners achieve good results with this seed. Alien Candy Kush Fast has a decent yield. Its flowering time is between 8 to 9 weeks. When grown indoors, you will get an average yield of about 500g/m². When grown outdoors, the plant takes an average of 7 weeks to fully flower. The yield is then 450-550g/plant. The plant appreciates abundant sunlight and usually blooms throughout late summer and is ready for harvest around mid-October.
- Flowering Time: 6 - 8 weeks
- Height: medium
- Indica/Sativa: indica/sativa
- Yield: large
- THC Level: over 20%
- LED optimised Strains: yes
- Genetics: Alien OG x Alien Candy Kush Auto
Strain FAQ
How are Fast-flowering Strains made?
Fast-flowering strains are a careful mix of science and nature. Breeders cross early-flowering parent plants to produce fast-flowering offspring. They sometimes use ruderalis, a cannabis cultivar that auto-flowers independent of light, to make these strains flower quickly.
What terpene gives cannabis its earthy, herbal smell?
Myrcene dominates cannabis' earthy, aromatic scent. Myrcene's musky clove-like overtones give the strain a grounding herbal smell that reportedly relaxes and enhances the herbal experience.
Can early finishing strains negatively impact cannabis terpenes and flavour?
Not at all—early-finishing strains are often said to have varied terpene profiles. Even with early harvest appropriateness, these varieties reportedly retain their fragrances, flavours, and therapeutic effects.
John Robert Hubbard
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