How to grow Kosher Dawg
Taste
Seb's take
StarDawg's Guava cut crossed with Kosher Kush for a citrus, pine and fuel-tinged nose with a skunky, herbal edge. The high runs cerebral and creative before easing into something calmer, euphoric throughout. Dark, resin-heavy buds will gum up your scissors, and branches may need support to carry them.
Where it comes from
StarDawg's Guava cut crossed with Kosher Kush by DNA Genetics, a pairing of two heavyweight American lines. The StarDawg brings the fuel and the chemical brightness; Kosher Kush the resin, the density and the kush weight, tipping the balance to 80% indica. A cross that stacks pungency on pungency and comes out the richer for it.
Nose & flavour
Citrus and pine up top, then fuel and a skunky, herbal edge with a fruity thread from the Guava parent. A layered, resinous nose that pulls in several directions at once. Loud and complex both.
The high
Cerebral and creative to begin, easing into something calmer as it goes, euphoric and uplifted throughout with a happy, settling finish. A well-rounded effect that starts at the head and comes to rest in the body. Good company that knows when to sit down.
Growing it
In warmer, sunnier conditions with root space and vegetative time she can grow tall, though she usually stays manageable up to 150cm. Flowering finishes in nine to ten weeks indoors or by late October outdoors, where harsher climates may add a week or two. Yields land at 500 to 650 g/m². The dark, resin-heavy buds will gum up your scissors, and the branches may need support to carry their weight late in flower. Best indoors, where the environment can be held steady.
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Common questions about Kosher Dawg
How long does Kosher Dawg take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Kosher Dawg 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 strong is Kosher Dawg?
The breeder lists THC around 1%. The gentler end of the scale.
What does Kosher Dawg smell and taste like?
She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.