Appalachian Kush Early Version, 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 Early Version 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 Early Version 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 Early Version 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) EARLY HARVEST - 45 days
- Maturation(Exterior) mid-September
- 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 Appalachian Kush x Ruderalis
- BHO Performance 25%
- Medicinal Value Very high
Strain FAQ
Can Fast Strains handle colder weather?
Their versatility is a superpower. Fast Strains can reportedly harvest before the cold snap. This tenacity allows plants to thrive even in areas where summer is a brief visit, protecting legal producers in cooler climates.
Why do some cannabis strains taste and smell like mangoes?
Myrcene, a terpene found in mangoes, gives some cannabis strains their mango aroma. Myrcene's earthy, musky aromas resemble the fruit's flavour, giving the strain a tropical scent.
What makes most short-flowering strains Indica or Indica-dominant?
Shorter flowering times than Sativas make Indica strains or their hybrid progeny reportedly ideal for fast harvests. Indica strains have this trait due to the cold northern climates they evolved in.
Why do some mould-resistant strains grow quickly?
Mold-resistant cultivars with shorter flowering periods have been bred to reduce high moisture exposure. Strategically, this fast development cycle is said to allow plants to be legally harvested before mould growth begins.
How do high-yielding strains make use of light?
They're champions at photosynthesis, efficiently converting available light into plant growth. This trait is said to be crucial for maximizing yields in both outdoor and indoor environments, where making the most of light can significantly impact plant development.
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