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Sweet Kush

hybrid
AliasSweet Hindu KushSweet OG Kush

Sweet Kush is a hybrid cross of [[sweet-tooth|Sweet Tooth]] and [[og-kush|OG Kush]], known for a flavor profile that balances candy-like sweetness with traditional earthy, fuel-forward Kush notes.

THC18%

About Sweet Kush

Sweet Kush, sometimes referred to by the alias Sweet Hindu Kush, is a hybrid cultivar resulting from the crossing of Sweet Tooth and OG Kush. Despite the common alias, the genetics do not trace back to pure Hindu Kush landraces; the name is often attributed to branding rather than lineage.

The profile is defined by the interplay between the candy-sweet, berry-forward aromatics of Sweet Tooth and the pine, fuel, and heavy earthiness characteristic of OG Kush. The resulting flavor is frequently described as lemon drop candy layered over hashy spice, a profile driven by a terpene profile featuring limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene.

Reported experiences typically begin with an uplifted, clear-headed onset that transitions into a full-body relaxation. Users often note that while it provides muscle relief and mood enhancement, it avoids the heavy, flat sedation common in many other OG-dominant hybrids, with some reporting creative, albeit occasionally scattered, mental states.

Plant characteristics

Sweet Kush is a shorter indica-dominant plant that produces compact, sparkling nugs. It is considered a moderately difficult cultivar to manage, requiring pruning to ensure adequate airflow through the lower branches. When grown indoors, it reaches maturity in 56 to 63 days, while outdoor crops typically finish in early October. It is capable of producing high yields, reportedly reaching up to 20 ounces per plant.