Violator Kush
Violator Kush is an indica-like hybrid from Barney’s Farm, created by crossing the landrace strains Malana and Hindu Kush.
About Violator Kush
Brought to market by the Amsterdam-based Barney’s Farm, Violator Kush is a hybrid strain derived from two landrace varieties originating from India: Malana and Hindu Kush. The strain is noted for an aromatic profile featuring spicy, earthy, and pungent skunk notes, while its flavor is characterized by spiced herbs, wood, and fresh pine. It is available in both seed and clone form.
Plant characteristics
The plant exhibits an indica-like structure, remaining short and stocky at under three feet in height. It develops a bushy habit with broad fan leaves that require regular pruning and structural support to accommodate its dense buds. Indoors, the flowering period lasts eight to nine weeks, with outdoor harvests occurring in late September.