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indica-dominant strainCBD Kush
CBD Kush was developed in collaboration with the CBD Crew from a THC-rich Kandy Kush selection and a CBD-dominant breeding line. This approximately 60:40 indica-sativa strain grows predominantly with indica characteristics, reaches around one metre according to the breeder and flowers for approximately nine weeks. Its cannabinoid profile is described approximately as 1:1.
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Parent line and family tree
CBD Kush is at the top. Below it are the documented parent lines through the 3rd generation.
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StrainCBD Kush
- ParentsKandy Kush
- ParentsQuimiotipo CBD
Editorial profile
CBD Kush in detail
Origin & classification
According to the source, CBD Kush was developed in collaboration with the CBD Crew. It began with a THC-rich selection of Kandy Kush, which was combined with a CBD-dominant breeding line. In the normalised family tree, this second side appears as “Quimiotipo CBD”. Since neither a definitive strain name nor further genetic details are provided, it should factually be described as a CBD-dominant breeding line rather than as a precisely identified parental cultivar.
Aroma & flavour
The genetic composition is stated as approximately sixty per cent indica and forty per cent sativa. During growth, the indica side is generally said to be more pronounced. According to the breeder’s description, the plants generally reach around one metre and are characterised by good yields. No standardised yield figure is provided, so this qualitative statement is not suitable for a direct performance comparison. The source gives a flowering time of around nine weeks; the master data field extends the range to nine to ten weeks. A cautious public statement of approximately nine weeks avoids unnecessary false precision.
Terpene profile
Measurements are said to have shown CBD levels of up to seven per cent alongside a similar amount of THC. What can primarily be considered reliable is the intended ratio of approximately one to one. Specific levels may vary between phenotypes and batches, as well as due to cultivation and harvest conditions. The source describes the effects as strongly physical yet controllable. Since no standardised effect data is available, this statement should be treated as a breeder-related perception, not as a guarantee of intensity or progression.
Effect tendency
Regarding the aroma, the source merely states that the flavour is satisfying; specific scent or flavour notes are absent, as is a terpene profile. Earthy, sweet or kush-typical nuances should therefore not be added based solely on the name or Kandy Kush lineage. CBD Kush nevertheless remains sufficiently documented: a CBD Crew collaboration with Kandy Kush background, an approximately balanced cannabinoid target, predominantly indica-like growth, a height of around one metre and flowering of approximately nine weeks. Medical and recreational target-group messaging from the source has not been adopted. An editorial strain profile can present characteristics and source perceptions, but should not derive a health benefit or a specific consumer experience from them.
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Frequently asked questions about CBD Kush
What type of strain is CBD Kush?
We list CBD Kush as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line Kandy Kush × Quimiotipo CBD.
What genetics are behind CBD Kush?
The parent line of CBD Kush is Kandy Kush × Quimiotipo CBD.
What flowering time is given for CBD Kush?
A flowering time of 9-10 weeks is given for CBD Kush.
Which breeder is named for CBD Kush?
Dutch Passion is named as the breeder of CBD Kush.
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