Black Kush
Black Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid recognized for its dark, often near-black foliage and a flavor profile featuring spicy berry, musky earth, and doughy biscuit notes.
About Black Kush
The name Black Kush is applied to several distinct genetic lines, each sharing a focus on dark coloration and indica-leaning effects. The version bred by The Cali Connection is a cross between TCC Girl Scout Cookies and Blackwater. This iteration is noted for a flavor profile of spicy berry and musky earth, accompanied by an aroma of doughy biscuits. Users report a rapid onset of euphoric happiness followed by a wave of physical relaxation that is generally not couch-locking, though it is frequently associated with increased appetite.
Other breeders have utilized the name for different genetic combinations. Infinity Seeds offers an indica-dominant version derived from Blackberry Kush and Black Domina. Additionally, another variety exists that crosses Bubba Kush and Black Afghan, which is recognized for producing dense, black-colored nugs.
Plant characteristics
The Cali Connection's version of Black Kush produces dense, chunky colas covered in trichomes. The plant is characterized by dark purple to black leaves, a coloration that becomes more pronounced when the plant is exposed to colder temperatures during its 55-to-63-day flowering cycle.