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Kush cannabis strains have long been loved by growers and consumers for their earthy, funky aromas and rich flavor profiles. Terpenes—the organic compounds responsible for cannabis’s scent and taste—are central to what makes these strains so memorable. In Kush varieties, terpenes like pinene, limonene, and caryophyllene work together to create those signature notes. These terpenes not only define the strains' deliciously unique aromas and flavors, but also play a role in their relaxing, mood-lifting effects and potential therapeutic value. Whether you’re after a bold, flavorful smoke or a little something to wind down with at the end of the day, Kush strains continue to shine in the ever-evolving cannabis landscape. Enjoy, JB
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Fruity Facts
Ancient Himalayan Heritage
Kush strains trace their lineage back to the Hindu Kush mountain range, spanning Afghanistan, Pakistan, and northern India. These pure indica landraces were among the first genetics introduced to Western growers in the 1970s.
Earthy, Spicy, and Piney Aromas
Kush varieties are famous for their deep, earthy scent, often accompanied by notes of pine, spice, citrus, and gas. Common terpenes include myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene, which contribute to their soothing aroma and strong physical effects.
Relaxing, Body-Heavy Highs
Kush strains are typically indica-dominant, delivering powerful body relaxation, pain relief, and sleep support. They're often favored by evening users seeking to unwind or manage stress, insomnia, or chronic discomfort.
Sticky Buds and Dense Structure
Visually, Kush strains are known for their dense, resinous buds, dark green to purple hues, and fiery orange pistils. Their trichome-rich structure makes them excellent for hash, rosin, and other concentrates.
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