Professor Trichome - Kosher Kush Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Seed City Bulk Cannabis Seeds

This strain has knockout potency often testing at over 29% THC. Described as having Relaxed, Happy, Sleepy, Euphoric, and Hungry effects. Kosher Kush is also re

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Professor Trichome - Kosher Kush Cannabis Seeds from Seed City Bulk Cannabis Seeds

Kosher Kush was the winner of the 2010 and also the 2011 Amsterdam Cannabis Cup.

This strain has knockout potency often testing at over 29% THC.

Described as having Relaxed, Happy, Sleepy, Euphoric, and Hungry effects. Kosher Kush is also reported as providing relief for Stress, Pain, Insomnia, Depression, and a Lack of Appetite.

Kosher Kush has an unknown Indica dominant lineage, being based on a clone only cutting from the USA.

Kosher Kush is known for having pungent, earthy, piney and fruity flavours and aromas.

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