Hybrid

Strain Name: Bubba Kush Grade: B Type: Indica dominant hybrid Looks: Medium green buds with orange and amber hairs. Good crystallization. Medium density. Bubba Kush originated in the early 1990s as an accidental hybrid that crossed itself in Matt Berger?s garden. Also known as Bubba, Berger discovered a phenotype called Kush -- a cut of the Afghan Kush landrace strain that grew in the wild. While experimenting indoors with these Kush genetics, a crop Bubba Kush possesses a sweet, pungent and grounding aroma, often reminding consumers subtly of chocolate and coffee. Its flavor is like hashish, earthy and nutty in taste, yet with a sweet side that all ties together to send your taste buds on a whirlwind ride of pleasure. The appearance of Bubba Kush weed steers away from the typical bud look, but is still very reminiscent of usual well-grown cannabis, with frosty green and purple buds, that have small amber/orange colored hairs sticking out from in between. The water leaves are often green and deep purple in color as well. Bubba Kush has a presence that is vivid and bright, exciting patients, stoners, 420-lovers and cannaisseurs all over the world with its aesthetics that are remarkably reminiscent of classic marijuana, with a simple, but enticing twist. Smell: Sweet with a perfume-like hint. Taste: A tangy, light smoke with a bit of an edge. Slightly sweet. Effects: Good head buzz with moderate body effects but not very long lasting. Seems a little mild compared to other kush strains. Not a sleepy medicine, but not overly euphoric or energetic, either. Good for daytime use, although patients with high tolerances may require larger dosages. Potency: Medium High Good Strain For: ADD. Depression. Minor pain relief.