TNT Kush CBD Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Eva Seeds

High CBD content, fruity and spicy aroma, medium-high yield, sturdy plant with compact buds, ideal for therapeutic and recreational users.

$12.49

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TNT Kush CBD Cannabis Seeds from Eva Seeds

THC /CBD ratio 1:1
YELD: Medium-High
INDOOR FLOWERING: 55-60 days

GENETICS: TNT Kush x CBD Crew male
SHAPE: Sturdy plant with abundant branches and compact, resiny buds. Large buds and a few leads
EFFECT: Very medicinal as a result of its high CBD content.
SMELL: Fruity with hints of wood and spices.
TASTE: Fruity, citric and spicy.
NUTRITIONAL NEEDS: Medium values both during growth and flowering
RECOMMENDED HEIGHT WHEN TIME CYCLE CHANGE 35-50 cm
END OF FLOWERING HEIGHT: 80cm – 100 cm
WEIGHT/YIELD (9 per meter) 400-500 gr/m2
OUTDOOR SOWING: between March and June (northern hemisphere) - between September and December (southern hemisphere)
END OF FLOWERING HEIGHT: approx 2 meters, depending on sowing time.
OUTDOOR HARVEST: Mid October (northern hemisphere) – Mid April (southern hemisphere)
WEIGHT/YIELD (in soil) between 500 gr and 1 kg
SUMMARY: An ideal strain, both for therapeutic users who seek a high CBD content and for recreational users who enjoy working “under the influence”, but active at the same time.

Strain FAQ

Is Hindu Kush suitable for the indoors?

Hindu Kush has adapted well to the indoors despite its mountainous roots. Those looking for a compact, productive strain without sacrificing quality or potency are said to love its fast flowering cycle.

When it comes to effects, is it purely just about the amount of CBD?

Whilst CBD is thought to be the most important medicinal component of cannabis it is thought that it may work better in the presence of lesser cannabinoids and terpenes. Research has shown that it is the combination that leads to the best results! This collaborative effect may explain why high CBD strain whole-plant extracts outperform pure CBD in some circumstances.

What is responsible for the taste's woodsiness?

One of the most common terpenes in cannabis, myrcene, gives the woodsy profile an earthy and musky undertone. It adds complexity to the aroma's base notes.