How to grow Allkush
Taste
Seb's take
Kush stock refined through Dutch breeding, and the pitch is straightforward Hippy Trail nostalgia — Pakistan to Afghanistan, by way of a Paradise Seeds greenhouse. Honey, pepper and herbal spice sit over pungent earth; the effect is relaxed, happy, sleepy, the sitting-down sort. Compact and medium-sized, forgiving of enthusiasm at any experience level.
Where it comes from
Kush stock refined through Dutch breeding, Paradise Seeds taking a near-pure Kush and steadying it in the Dutch tradition. The pitch is frank nostalgia: the record invokes the Hippy Trail of the 1960s, Pakistan through Afghanistan, the overland route along which these Kush genetics first travelled west. It is a true enough line to draw, since that corridor is precisely where the Kush family comes from. An 80/20 indica lean, bred for the profound flavour and heavy resin that made those original landraces worth the journey.
Nose & flavour
Honey and pepper over a herbal, earthy base, with a pungency running beneath the sweetness, a rich, layered Kush nose that repays a slow approach. The honey softens the pepper, the earth grounds both. It does not travel discreetly; a filter is wise indoors. A profound aroma, as the record fairly calls it, and unmistakably of the old Kush line.
The high
Relaxed and happy, sliding toward sleepy as it settles, the sitting-down sort, and content to leave you there. The 80% indica does the work you would expect of it: a warm, heavy ease that suits the end of the day rather than the start. On up to 22% THC it has the weight to see the evening out. You will not be needed elsewhere.
Growing it
Kush through and through in the way she grows: the record puts her reach at up to 200cm, built on the compact, branchy structure the family is known for, so a little training keeps her sensible in a tent. Flowering is quick, 56 to 60 days, and the harvest lands at 450g/m², with the record citing up to 600 in a well-run room. She is genuinely forgiving of enthusiasm, fit for a first grow as readily as a seasoned one. Feminized seed, unfussy manners: an easy introduction to real Kush.
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Effects
Common questions about Allkush
How long does Allkush take to flower?
Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Allkush an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How tall does Allkush grow?
Around 200 cm. Plan your headroom before she plans it for you.
How strong is Allkush?
The breeder lists THC around 22%. Firmly in the strong band.