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Olivia Master Kush

Strain Sativa Indica THC CBD Weeks in Bloom Cross
Olivia Kush - Originated from and developed by OTHERSIDE FARMS

Olivia Kush

 Olivia Kush 5% 95% 24% 0.24% 8 Hindu Kush x Skunk
   


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Strain:
100% Indica
20% THC / 0.24% CBD
Hindu Kush x Skunk

Bloom Cycle:
8 weeks

Flavor:
Strong and harsh, thick smoke. Definite cougher.

Aroma:
Piney. Fresh kush smell.

Effects:
Hits hard and almost immediately. Strong, immediate head high.  For a list of ailments treated: Click Here

Visual:
Nice big forest green nugs with purple leaves here and there.

Treats:
Great for medical patients with complaints of pain and insomnia.  For a list of ailments treated: Click Here

Background:
OTHERSIDE FARMS' most famous strain, and very own strain. Olivia Kush (Master Kush) originates from OTHERSIDE FARMS.  Originally was stabilized and marketed as a Hindu Kush and Skunk hybrid. The plant is of short to medium height, durable and quite bushy. Master Kush can be a very high yielding plant given the correct soil and water. The plant is pure Indica.




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