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Shush Kush

Strain Sativa Indica THC CBD Weeks in Bloom Cross
Shush Kush Kush Shush Kush 20% 80%   0.28% 8 Salmon Creek x ?


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Strain:
Indica Dominant

Bloom Cycle:
8-9 weeks

Visual:
Orange mostly straight hairs with a curve to it, variation of light and dark green buds the bud itself is faded (in color and spirit) this Christmas tree strain sometimes looks like army camouflage

Flavor:
Earthy Green Leafy like it was grown next to a luscious creek in southern California. The taste stays for a while, and at times is spicy

Aroma:
Chrony, Sweet and like a Forest

Effects:
Stoney, Sometimes Visual, spacey, earthy, floaty, trippy and zychom (progressive spiral staircase high)

Treats:
Great for medical patients with complaints of pain. ADD, anxiety, and stress.  For a list of ailments treated: Click Here

Background:
Clone only



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