Banana Kush seeds from Atlas Seed (Banana Kush S2 x Paul Bunyan S3) offer sweet, tropical, fruity-earthy flavor, 18–25% THC, and uplifting, relaxing effects. A must-have for collectors-Grab your pack today.
Feminized
Indica dominant
Banana Kush S2 x Paul Bunyan S3
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18% to 25% %
Sweet, tropical, fruity, earthy
8 to 10 weeks
High
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Evening
Provide trellising and light defoliation to manage dense growth; maintain 68–78°F and 45–55% RH in bloom to prevent mold and boost terpenes.
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An indica-leaning cross of Banana Kush S2 and Paul Bunyan S3, this cultivar pairs tropical-sweet aromatics with sturdy structure and reliable yields. It suits indoor and greenhouse growers who value uniform canopies, dense flowers, and flavorful resin from Feminized seeds.
Fast to finish at 8–10 weeks, this strain delivers sweet, tropical fruit over a gentle earthy base. It’s a steady, compact plant for intermediate growers who want high returns without fuss. The Feminized format makes selection simple and consistent.
This cultivar stands out for its dessert-leaning nose and tidy, indica-forward build. Plants stay medium height with strong lateral branching and short internodes, stacking dense, resin-heavy colas. Expect lime-green to golden calyxes with bright orange pistils; cooler nights can coax soft purples late bloom. Aroma intensity builds from week six onward and holds through cure. The line shows dependable uniformity across a run, taking well to topping, light defoliation, and netting. In capable hands, it produces tight, weighty buds that trim clean and cure with lasting fruit character. Gardeners working in controlled rooms or covered outdoor setups will find consistent performance and straightforward management.
| Breeder | Atlas Seed |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Banana Kush S2 x Paul Bunyan S3 |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 18% to 25% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | High |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Sweet, tropical, fruity, earthy |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
The Banana Kush S2 parent concentrates the line’s hallmark fruit-forward profile and indica structure by selfing, tightening trait expression for aroma, calyx density, and manageable height. Paul Bunyan S3, an Atlas Seed production workhorse, contributes stout vigor, yield potential, stem strength, and improved uniformity from its inbred background. The pairing aims to lock banana-tropical top notes while boosting canopy consistency, stress tolerance, and resin output. In practice, the cross shows predictable stretch, balanced node spacing, and a strong apical push that responds well to topping or a net. Resin coverage is generous, with bulbous trichomes that hold aroma through drying and cure. Stability is a standout; most plants track within a narrow window for finish time and bud shape, streamlining harvest planning and post-harvest handling.
On inhale, sweet tropical fruit leads, rounded by vanilla and gentle pine. The finish lands earthy and clean, with soft wood and lingering banana. Growers appreciate the strong nose at harvest; consumers enjoy a smooth, fruit-first profile that holds its character in flower and concentrates.
Plants are medium stature with a bushy frame and assertive lateral branches. Internodes stay tight, piling dense, golf-ball to cola-length stacks. Calyxes swell early; resin production is heavy by mid-flower. Color runs lime to golden with bright pistils and occasional purple flashes under cool nights. Aroma intensity is pronounced late bloom.
Classified as a high yielder with dense, trichome-rich flowers. Terpenes are assertive and hold after cure. Suitable for intermediate growers; forgiving of minor swings but rewards attentive training, airflow, and feed consistency.
“Intermediate grower, first run with this cut. Five plants under LEDs yielded tight, aromatic colas in 63 days. Easy to net, minimal larf, and the banana-vanilla nose stayed through cure. Trim was quick. Solid potency and very clean burn.”
“Experienced cultivator in a light-dep greenhouse. Strong stems, uniform canopy, and a predictable finish. Pulled heavy fruit notes and impressive resin. Pressed for rosin with above-average returns and great flavor carryover. Reliable across beds.”
Feminized, indica-dominant genetics, 8–10 week bloom, high yields, and a standout tropical-banana profile. Stable structure and strong resin make it a smart pick for flower or extracts. Order now and set up a uniform, flavorful run with confidence.
It’s rated intermediate. Plants are compact and manageable, but dense buds require good airflow and dialing humidity in late flower. New growers with solid environment control can succeed. Topping and simple netting help create an even, productive canopy.
Expect 8 to 10 weeks indoors depending on phenotype and environment. The quicker expression can finish near 56–63 days, while the larger, stretchier expression may prefer 63–70 days. Outdoors, plan for late September to mid-October harvests.
Primary notes are ripe banana and tropical fruit, backed by vanilla cream and soft pine. The finish is earthy-kush with a touch of cedar. The profile is sweet but balanced, and it tends to hold well through dry, cure, and extraction.
Plants stay medium height with moderate stretch after flip. With topping and a net, expect a low, even canopy that’s easy to manage. Untrained, it will push a strong main cola but still remain compact compared to lanky hybrids.
It sits in the high-yield class when given adequate light, nutrition, and airflow. Dense, resinous colas trim efficiently, helping final weights. Performance is consistent across rooms and beds when canopy height and humidity are well managed.
Yes. The S2 and S3 parents contribute uniform structure and predictable finish times. Most plants track closely for height, node spacing, and bud shape, streamlining training and harvest. Phenotypic spread exists but stays within a manageable range.
Top once or twice, then run a light SCROG to fill the frame. Gentle LST opens the middle and improves airflow. Light defoliation around week three and six of flower reduces overcrowding. The cultivar responds well without heavy, high-stress tactics.
Yes. These are Feminized seeds produced by Atlas Seed. Feminization simplifies selection by greatly reducing male plants. You still manage environment, nutrition, and training, but you spend less time sexing and more time building a uniform, productive canopy.
