Appalachian Kush, a variety that evokes the majesty of the mountains and the richness of its lineage. Its name transports us to the mountainous regions of the eastern United States, where nature rises in all its splendor. Here, Appalachian Kush finds its home and inspiration. This strain is the result of an intriguing cross between two cannabis legends: the American Green Krack and the Three Dawg. Your lineage is like a genetic map that connects traditions and experiences.
Appalachian Kush is a medium-sized plant with a predominantly sativa structure. Its deep dark green leaves extend towards the sky. The long, dense buds take on the characteristic Sativa shape and are covered with a shiny resin on both sides of the flowers. During the flowering phase, Appalachian flowers display a symphony of complex aromas. Imagine the sweet perfume of ripe mango, moist earth and a hint of old school Haze nostalgia. These nuances intertwine in a sensory dance that fills the grow room.
Appalachian Kush is not far behind in power. After the first inhalations, the eyelids relax and a smile appears on the face. But there's more: as users adapt to its disorienting effects, sensory perception becomes more acute. The sights and sounds take on new dimensions, as if the mountain itself were whispering secrets to them. In short, Appalachian Kush is a cannabis gem that combines the ancient with the contemporary. If you ever have the opportunity to grow or enjoy it, prepare for a sensory journey worthy of the heights of the mountains.
- Genotype 60% Sativa - 40% Indica
- THC 24%
- Maturation(Interior) 60 days
- Maturation(Exterior) mid-October
- Flavor Earth, Haze, Mango, Ripe Fruits
- Way of cropping Ind/Out
- Production 600 g/m2 Indoor | +1000 g/pl Outdoor
- Odor Very High
- Effect Euphoric
- Resistance to mold Very high
- Pest resistance Very high
- Sex Feminized
- Lineage Green Crack x Tres Dawg
- BHO Performance 25%
- Medicinal Value Very high
Strain FAQ
Does environmental stress impact cannabis' therapeutic properties?
Cannabis plants can increase cannabinoid and terpene production to combat UV radiation and water shortages. The atmosphere may enhance a plant's medical properties, adding to cannabis' complexity.
Why are Pest-resistant strains better for the environment?
Pest-resistant cannabis strains generally promote organic and sustainable growing. These cultivars reduce synthetic pesticide use, improving ecosystems and lowering cannabis' environmental impact.
Do High-THC strains require specific legal growing conditions?
High-THC strains are said to require extra care to reach their high THC level potential. To maximise THC expression, lighting, temperature, and nutrition must reportedly be perfect. Legal growers use a variety of ingenious methods to meet these markers and let each plant shine!
Which terpenes contribute to mango flavour?
Along with myrcene, pinene and caryophyllene contribute to mango cannabis strain flavour. Pinene's piney note balances mango's sweetness, while caryophyllene's spicy, peppery tone adds complexity.
How have Sativa strains evolved to handle humidity?
Thin, extended leaves help sativa plants handle extreme humidity. Sativas are said to be great for producers in moist climates since their sleek leaves have been shown to repel mould and infections.
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