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indica-dominant strainDeath Bubba Kush
Death Bubba Kush, also known as D Bubba, combines Death Star and Bubba Kush. Sweet earth, pine, lemon, skunk and spicy accents define its powerful aroma. Sources describe the indica-dominant hybrid as deeply relaxing, calming, appetite-stimulating and often sleepy; its actual potency varies by batch and phenotype.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- earthy
- pine-like
- skunky
- zesty
Effects
- appetite-stimulating
- balancing
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
The values are provided for orientation. Actual concentrations may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Lineage and family tree
Death Bubba Kush is at the top. The documented parent lines follow below through the 4th generation.
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StrainDeath Bubba Kush
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ParentsBubba Kush
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
- 3rd generationPurest Indica
- 3rd generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsAfghan Kush
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
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ParentsDeath Star
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GrandparentsSour Diesel
- 3rd generationMass Skunk
- 3rd generationChemdog
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GrandparentsSensi Star
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
- 4th generationAfghani
- 4th generationPurest Indica
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
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GrandparentsSour Diesel
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ParentsBubba Kush
Editorial profile
Death Bubba Kush in detail
Origin & classification
Under the alternative name D Bubba, Death Bubba Kush is listed as a cross between Death Star and Bubba Kush. The order of the parents varies between running text and the normalized field, but the genetic core is consistent. The indica-dominant hybrid therefore combines two well-known names in a profile defined by powerful aromas and a predominantly calm, body-focused character.
Aroma & flavour
The bouquet has several clearly defined layers. Sweetness and earthy pine form the foundation, complemented by fresh lemon and spicy undertones. Skunky accents and natural grassy notes give the aroma a sharper, more penetrating side. The structured fields also include “zesty” and “citrusy”. This creates an interplay of forest freshness, sweetness, citrus and bitter spice, without any single note needing to explain the entire profile.
Terpene profile
Limonene, Linalool, Caryophyllene and Humulene are listed as terpenes. The source description associates this selection with citrus freshness, spice and a woody-earthy background. The list should be understood as a documented profile specification, not as a guarantee of identical concentrations. Terpene proportions, like cannabinoid values, change according to phenotype, growing conditions, harvest timing and storage.
Effect tendency
Recurring effect descriptions characterize Death Bubba Kush as deeply relaxing, calming and balancing. Sleepiness is also frequently mentioned; an appetite-stimulating experience is likewise part of the documented picture. These descriptions come from strain sources and reflect typical experiences. They are neither medical claims nor a guarantee that every person will experience the same progression. The source’s statements about therapeutic applications are therefore not included in this portrait.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
There is a clear discrepancy in the master data regarding THC. The description states a common range of 23 to 30 percent, while the structured fields specify exactly 23 percent. CBD is listed there as no more than 0.1 percent, whereas the text only describes it generally as below one percent. Until consistent analytical data are available, precise limits cannot be considered reliable. The only firm conclusion is a potentially very potent, CBD-light profile. Information on breeder, flowering time, yield or growth is absent; the public text therefore remains focused on genetics, aroma, documented terpenes and recurring effects.
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Frequently asked questions about Death Bubba Kush
What type of strain is Death Bubba Kush?
We list Death Bubba Kush as an indica-dominant strain with the Bubba Kush × Death Star lineage.
What genetics are behind Death Bubba Kush?
The lineage of Death Bubba Kush is Bubba Kush × Death Star.
What does Death Bubba Kush smell and taste like?
In terms of aroma, Death Bubba Kush is primarily earthy, citrusy, pine-like, skunky, sweet and zesty. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
Which terpenes are associated with Death Bubba Kush?
Death Bubba Kush’s profile includes Limonene, Linalool, Caryophyllene and Humulene. They complement the described aroma profile.
What effect tendency does Death Bubba Kush have?
We primarily describe Death Bubba Kush as relaxing, appetite-stimulating, sleepy, calming and balancing. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
What is the THC content of Death Bubba Kush?
A THC range of 23 % is stated for Death Bubba Kush. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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