Early Bubba Kush Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Reeferman Seeds

Early Bubba Kush EII x the pre-98 Bubba Kush is a clone from California which produces very nice plants that are heavy with resin and tasty....

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Early Bubba Kush Cannabis Seeds from Reeferman Seeds

Early Bubba Kush EII x the pre-98 Bubba Kush is a clone from California which produces very nice plants that are heavy with resin and tasty. Reeferman used their Early Island Indica male to pollinate the Bubba Kush, the EII is a tough Indica that is also very inbred however in F-1 crosses it imparts serious resin production and earlier finishing time indoors and out as well as helping with mold resistance for outdoor crops. Bred by Charles Scott.

Breeder Reeferman
Genetics Pre-98 Bubba Kush x Early Island Indica
Pack Size 10 Seeds
Variety Mostly Indica
Flowering Type Photoperiod
Sex Regular
Yield High
Grows Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Flowering Time 7-8 weeks
Harvest Month Mid-September
Taste / Flavour Earthy, Kush

Strain FAQ

What role did landrace strain genetics play in North American and Canadian strain development?

True landrace strains are rare in North America and Canada, although landrace genetics from around the world have helped generate many popular strains. These genetics have introduced new traits and increased genetic diversity, altering cannabis development forever!

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Early finishers have unique terpene compositions that give them unique scents, flavours, and maybe potential therapeutic advantages. They have a great terpene diversity due to their adaption to many climates, which enhances their many effects.

Has cannabis potency altered over time?

Cannabis, a decade ago, reportedly used to have less than 10% THC across the board. Modern breeding methods have quickly resulted in boosted potency with legal breeders striving to accommodate the desire for stronger and stronger cannabis strains. Where strains with 10% to 19% THC were once the strongest, we are now almost getting into 30% and beyond!

How do regular seeds help with cannabis diversity?

The huge variety of phenotypes created by regular seeds makes them a very interesting choice! These seeds are necessary to give cannabis its genetic diversity which helps it adapt and thrive in a range of situations.