Cali Kush

Origin 1Cali Kush by Sensible SeedsSumo Seeds may have been the originator of Cali Kush, or California Kush, but since it has been discontinued, the breeder Sensible Seeds seems to have taken up the task of crossing Purps with L.A. Confidential to make this indica leaning strain.The breeder claims that its Cali Kush has a fruity citrus aroma with coffee undertones, along with moderate 13% to 15% THC levels and high (though undisclosed) levels of CBD.Cali Kush from Sensible Seeds is widely considered to be easy for beginners to grow, producing solid yields of light green and blue hued colas that are covered in trichomes during an eight to-nine week flowering cycle. When grown indoors, Cali Kush can grow up to 1 meter, or 3.3 feet, in height, producing between 425 to 475 grams of flower per square meter. Outdoors, Cali Kush can reach up to 1.2 meters, or 4 feet, yielding up to 250 grams, or 8.8 ounces, per plant when harvested in early October in the Northern Hemisphere.Origin 2Cali Kush by Anesia SeedsThe Spanish breeder Anesia Seeds has their own version of California Kush or Cali Kush, which was created by breeding Strawberry Kush with OG Kush. Anesia’s indica dominant Cali Kush has a flavor with aroma of tropical fruits, along with an average THC level of 24% and 2.8% CBD, according to the breeder.Growing short and compact during the vegetative phase, this specific Cali Kush is widely considered to be a heavy resin producer, sprouting bright, trichome covered buds in a seven to-eight week flowering cycle.The cultivar is easy to grow and does best indoors with Sea of Green (SOG) though it can be grown outside in warm climates.Origin 3Cali Kush by 00 SeedsAnother Spanish breeder named 00 Seeds developed its version of Cali Kush, or California Kush, to bring a little of California’s famed Emerald Triangle to the rest of the world, or at least to European cannabis consumers. The particular Cali Kush originated as a hybrid of an unknown Californian indica and an unknown Hindu Kush, creating an indica leaning strain that has a sweet and spicy aroma. The breeder says its Cali Kush’s indica nature keeps the plants fairly small but they are easy to grow indoors or outside in a warm, dry climate. These small plants produce one large central bud with glistening trichomes and orange stigma hairs during a 55-to-60-day flowering cycle. Growers should expect plants to grow between 90 to 120 centimeters, or 3 to 4 feet, high when cultivated indoors, yielding 450-to-550 grams per square inch. Outdoor grown Cali Kush could reach up to 250 centimeters tall, and if cultivated in the Northern Hemisphere, should be harvested in mid October. If grown outdoors in the Southern Hemisphere, growers should plan to harvest Cali Kush in mid April.