How to grow Sweet Valley Kush

80% indica - 20% sativa
sweetearthyberryrelaxedmunchiesuplifting
Sweet Valley Kush bud — quarter view
THC 22.39%
Flowering 56 - 63 days
Yield 700 g/m²

Taste

Sweet
Earthy
Berry

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Two Kush lines meeting in the name twice over, Afghan and Hindu, and the result stays true to type: short, dense and easy to keep discreet. Sweet on the nose with earth and berry beneath; the effect is long, potent relaxation that wakes the appetite rather than the wit.

Where it comes from

Green House Seeds paired Afghan Kush with Hindu Kush — two Kush lines meeting in the name twice over, which tells you plainly where the character comes from. Both are mountain indicas, and the result stays true to type: short, dense and easy to keep out of sight. Eighty percent indica, with the sativa barely getting a word in. A commercial sort of plant, unfussy in the care and reliable in the return.

Nose & flavour

The nose is sweet with an earthy background — the Kush signature — and a berry note lifting it above the merely rustic. Dense, resinous buds hold the aroma well. Earth and sweetness in the main, the berry keeping it interesting. A classic Kush profile, grounded and rich rather than bright.

The high

At better than twenty-two percent THC the effect is a long, potent relaxation — a proper stone that settles deep and stays a while. Happy with it, and famously rousing to the appetite, so keep the fridge stocked before rather than after. It wakes the appetite rather than the wit. The sitting-down sort, and unapologetically so.

Growing it

An easy commercial grower: indica-structured, short enough to keep discreet, and content in a small indoor grow-box or out in the open alike. Flowering runs fifty-six to sixty-three days for a heavy 700 g/m² of dense, resinous bud — impressive output for so compact a plant. No exact height is recorded, so I won't pin one down, but the breeder's talk of small stature suits the space-limited grower. Unpretentious in care, generous in return.

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Effects

Relaxed
Munchies
Uplifting

Common questions about Sweet Valley Kush

How long does Sweet Valley Kush take to flower?

Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Sweet Valley Kush 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 Sweet Valley Kush?

The breeder lists THC around 22.39%. Firmly in the strong band.

What does Sweet Valley Kush smell and taste like?

Sweetness leads on the nose, and she doesn't whisper it.