Deadwood
Deadwood is an indica-leaning hybrid of uncertain lineage, often speculated to be a cross between Bubba Kush and Sweet Pink Grapefruit.
About Deadwood
The origins of Deadwood remain unconfirmed, though it is frequently associated with a genetic pairing of Bubba Kush and Sweet Pink Grapefruit. Users report a complex aromatic profile characterized by notes of berries, musk, herbs, and dank earth. On the palate, the strain is described as having flavors reminiscent of wet soil, fruit, and various spices.
Plant characteristics
Deadwood typically grows as a small plant featuring stiff, horizontal branching. The foliage consists of broad fan leaves that may benefit from occasional pruning to improve light penetration and airflow to the lower nodes. The plant produces fluffy, dense buds, which are noted to reach a larger size when cultivated in natural sunlight. Flowering occurs over a period of seven to nine weeks indoors, or by early October when grown outdoors. The cultivar is available as seeds and clones.