LSD

Indica Dominant

Genetics: Skunk #1 x Mazar

Pros: Very Stoney, Psychoactive high, Powerful body buzz, Cerebral high, Euphoric, and “trippy”

Cons: Not for beginners, Cottonmouth, Dry eye, Dizziness, Headaches, Paranoia

** Keep in mind that all Cannabis is going to effect everyone differently. Therefore, you may get one or two negative side effects, or none at all. 

Medicinal Use: Stress, Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Depression, and Insomnia, Nausea and Vomiting, Anorexia, Spasticity, Movement Disorders, Glaucoma, Epilepsy, Asthma, Psychiatric, Autoimmune Disease, and Inflammation

Growing Conditions: Resistant to disease and mold, and does very well in most growing conditions. Flowering time is approximately 8-9 weeks. The THC content has been measured up to 24% with a CBD of 1.3%. Above average crop yield with an average height of 50-60 cm.

Flavor/Aroma: Earthy chestnut with a sweet musky/skunky smell. Some say it smells like a vanilla cupcake. However, it isn’t overpowering and tends to have a light aroma.

LSD was originally created by Barney’s Farm in Amsterdam. It was a well known Coffee Shop strain before it made it over to the states. It is a hearty grower with little problems. LSD is very resistant to mold, and some say it has a similar smell to Northern Lights. This is not a Strain for beginners as it is very stoney and may come on too strong, especially right behind the eyes. “Lollipopping” is not recommended for this strain, as the stalk does not adjust well to the dramatic pruning. Naturally a disease resistant strain; However, try to keep it drier toward the end of the cycle to make sure and keep that mold out of your buds that can occur with too much humidity. It is also considered a difficult strain to grow for beginners, so keep that in mind as well.

Bubba Kush

Indica Dominant

Indica Dominant: 90%/10%

Genetics: Hindu Kush (OG Kush) x Bubba (Northern Lights)

Pros: Euphoric Happiness, Chronic Pain Relief (Cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, Etc.), Insomnia Relief, Nausea and Vomiting Relief, Appetite inducing for Anorexia, Powerful, Relaxing, and Sedative

Cons: “Couch Lock”, Cottonmouth, Dizziness, and Paranoia, Munchies, Delayed Headaches

** Keep in mind that all Cannabis is going to effect everyone differently. Therefore, you may get one or two negative side effects, or none at all. 

           Growing Conditions: Great for beginning growers and can be grown indoors, outdoors, or in a greenhouse. Tends to yield higher with Hydroponics. Flowers in 8-9 weeks. Yields Chunky, Dense buds that are nice and sticky. Great in small spaces due to it’s small, stocky nature, and is best grown in Dry Climates. This plant’s buds will develop a beautiful lavender or purple hue if the Temperature at night reaches 10 degrees Celcius.

           Aroma/Flavor: Very intense with hints of Earth, Spice, Fuel, Coffee and Citrus.

Bubba Kush got it’s name from the OG grower that produced this Strain back in the 90’s. Hindu Kush was the original Mother and was cross-bred with a strain called “Bubba” by complete accident. Bubba was given some seeds by a friend that were a Northen Lights cross. Once the plants grew, he noticed there was one that stood out from the rest. The majority of the plants were tall and thin. However, a single plant out of the bunch was gorgeous and full, with nice, thick branches, and wide, dark leaves. Bubba decided to keep this one around and affectionately named it “Bubba”. A few small “Bubba” clones traveled from Gainsville to California via a rollerblade with Bubba to continue growing the strain out West. He held on to the Kush and the Bubba strain when he moved in with one of his best friends to continue his grow operation. In their new grow-op, space was limited, and the Kush was “a tough strain [to grow]”. It was a hard time growing the two dramatically different strains together, so Bubba decided to stop growing the “Bubba” strain and focus on the Kush. The Kush strain went Gangbusters and everyone wanted it. A short time later, they discovered that one of their Kush plants had hermaphrodited and pollinated the  Bubba. Bubba Kush was born and became a national favorite along with Kush. It also has a relative strain that is a White Widow x Bubblegum cross. Several other strains have appeared under the same name, all of which use the original Bubba Kush name.

 [Credit: http://www.hightimes.com/read/birth-bubba-kush]

[Credit: http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Bubba_Kush/Dinafem/]