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Kush

Hybrid

Hybrid • relaxing, energetic, focused

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Kush has a earthy flavor profile, with pinene and limonene among its dominant terpenes. Commonly reported effects include relaxing, energetic, and focused.

Effects

Commonly associated with, from community reports. Not medical outcomes.

relaxingenergeticfocused

Nose

Terpenes

In rank order, the dominant terpene first. Hover or tap one for its aroma.

  1. PineneDominant
  2. Limonene
  3. Caryophyllene
  4. Linalool
  5. Myrcene
  6. Humulene
  7. Terpinolene

Frequently asked questions

Is Kush indica or sativa?
Kush is classified as a hybrid cannabis strain. A strain's effects are driven more by its specific terpene and cannabinoid profile than by the indica, sativa, or hybrid label, so use the label as a rough starting point.
What effects is Kush associated with?
Kush is commonly associated with relaxing, energetic, focused effects. These reflect general community reports and vary by person, product, and dose, so they are not guaranteed or medical outcomes.
What terpenes are in Kush?
Kush commonly features the terpenes pinene, limonene, caryophyllene, linalool, myrcene. Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that shape a strain's smell and flavor and are thought to influence much of how it feels.

Educational information only, not medical advice. Strain effects vary by person, product, and dose. Cannabis is for adults 21+ where legal.