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Strawberry Kush

Anesia Seeds

12/12 Photoperiod

Feminised

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Short Description

High yielding, potent strain with relaxing effects. Sweet, fruity aroma. Suitable for beginners, medical use for various conditions.

Characteristics

Seed Type	Feminised
Flowering Period Type	12/12 Photoperiod
Indica / Sativa	Indica Dominant
Strain Type	Asia-Central, Hybrid
Strength	Super Strength
Environment	Greenhouse, Indoor, Outdoor
Indoor Flowering Time	Medium (56 to 90 days)
Outdoor Harvest Time	End of October
Indoor Height	Medium (81cm – 140cm)
Yield	Average Yield
Experience Required	Suitable For Beginners
Smell / Taste	Fruity, Lemon, Strawberry, Sweet
Medical Strains	Appetite Stimulant, Depression Relief, General Pain Relief, Glaucoma Relief

Description

Overview

Strawberry Kush is a powerful strain resulting from crossing Hindu Kush with Strawberry. It produces dense, resinous buds within a 60-day indoor flowering period or by early October outdoors. Growers can expect yields of up to 550g/m² indoors and 600g per plant outdoors. This strain exhibits a compact growth pattern, dark green foliage, and is ideal for both BHO and hashish production.

Aroma and Effects

Known for its sweet, fruity aroma reminiscent of strawberries and a strong lemon undertone, Strawberry Kush offers relaxing, potent indica effects beneficial for hours of calm.

Cultivation Details

Optimal light is crucial during the growth phase for Strawberry Kush. It reportedly responds well to trimming and pruning, encouraging a bushy growth ideal for hydroponic, aeroponic, soil, and organic setups. Suitable for indoor, greenhouse, and outdoor cultivation, it reaches a medium height and is simple enough for beginner growers.

Medical Applications

Strawberry Kush is recognized as an effective medical strain for treating conditions such as ADHD, anorexia, depression, arthritis, epilepsy, glaucoma, chronic pain, and MS, showcasing its broad therapeutic potential.