The power of three legendary genetics in one relaxing Indica
Bad Azz Kush by Barney’s Farm is a cross of the Original OG with Urkel and Afghan Kush. She was created somewhere in Los Angeles, the stronghold of US cannabis culture, with some contribution from the American rapper Bad Azz, which is why she bears the musician’s name.
This new Kush variant is 100% Indica with a phenomenal 24% THC content and a mouthwatering blend of sweet berry, herbal, and spicy flavors. She is most suited to veteran smokers and greatly appeals to terp-hunting cannabis connoisseurs. As her delicious, smooth smoke rolls over the palate, the almost instant high heightens the pleasure by sending waves of euphoria, allowing happy thoughts to flow in without a drop of resistance.
The mood uplift also intertwines perfectly with the calming effects of Bad Azz Kush. If you seek a cerebral high that lets users sit back and relax while they daydream in their own thoughts, this weed is an excellent choice. The strain is ideal for toking when wanting to enjoy some downtime with a good group of friends or solo. Additionally, her huge amounts of THC and beneficial terpenes bring about massive relief to people struggling with stress, muscle tension, and insomnia. Being a knockout bud that gives a strong, body-melting stone, she is more suitable for evening consumption in a chilled-out environment and must be avoided when there’s a need to stay agile, productive, or focused.
Bad Azz Kush brings three popular genetics into the feminized world. The strain grows into a lady with a manageable height, making her an excellent option for stealth or small-space cultivation. Despite her small size, she produces impressive yields of large nugs coated with shimmering trichome crystals throughout. If you want a rewarding experience, get this cannabis variety’s seeds in the ground.
| Feminized & Regular | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | GenotypePure Indica |
| Lineage | LineageOriginal OG x Urkel x Afghan Kush |
| THC | THC24% |
| CBD | CBD1.1% |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield8 to 9 Weeks / 700 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldMid to Late September / 600-800 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginner |
Bad Azz Kush is covered in an ultra-thick layer of gluey trichomes. The flowers are initially vibrant green before turning downright frosty white with beautiful burnt orange pistils. As if powdered sugar was sprinkled on them, the contrast in colors and incredible resin quality of the strain make for excellent bag appeal.
Bad Azz Kush remains relatively compact, with a full-grown height of only 100 to 110 cm. Additionally, the plant’s branches are thick and robust, allowing her to respond well to bending and cracking. These straits make her easier to handle and ideal for newer growers.
Most growers let their Bad Azz Kush vegetate for 4 weeks to keep her in a very manageable size, but it can be extended for up to 8 weeks, depending on the desired size. Consequently, a longer vegetative growth period will result in bigger cannabis plants, which are more likely to produce larger yields. You may also push for a prolonged vegetative stage to take cuttings and make clones once you already have a “mother plant”.
Bad Azz Kush is an impressive yielder, with yields reaching up to 700 grams per square meter of indoor space after 8 to 9 weeks of flowering. Such bud production is possible in a Sea of Green growing style paired with more plants in smaller pots and optimal conditions.
Outdoors, Bad Azz Kush can turn into a monstrously bushy weed that can produce between 600 to 800 grams per plant. She can do well in northern latitudes, but a dry, sunny Mediterranean climate is most beneficial and preferred. Expect the harvest to be ready for plucking by mid to late September.
Because Bad Azz Kush develops a bushy, compact structure with short internodal spacing and a lot of leaves, defoliating several times during the veg phase is recommended. This should allow the side branches and buds to receive more light. Topping or fimming can also be performed to increase the yield.
Why and how to defoliate bushy cannabis plants like Baby Bad Azz Kush?
Defoliation is the process of removing leaves from a plant. For cannabis plants, defoliation can encourage bud development, improve air circulation, and increase light exposure. When done correctly, defoliation can result in larger, healthier buds. However, exercising caution when removing leaves is essential, as too much defoliation can damage the plant. The best time to defoliate a cannabis plant is during the vegetative stage. At this point in the plant’s life cycle, it is actively growing and can recover quickly from leaf loss. To begin, start by gently removing any large fan leaves blocking light from reaching the buds. Next, trim away any small leaves that are growing along the stem. Once the leaves have been removed, carefully check the plant for damage and nick any damaged areas with a sharp knife. Finally, give the plant plenty of water and monitor it closely for signs of stress. With proper care, your cannabis plant will soon recover from its leaf loss and continue to produce healthy buds.
What is FIM, and why perform it on Bad Azz Kush?
Fimming is a cannabis pruning technique that involves removing the growing tip of a plant to encourage lateral growth. This can be done with a sharp knife or set of scissors, and it is typically performed when plants are 3-4 weeks into the vegetative stage. Fimming encourages the growth of multiple buds along the length of stems, rather than just a single bud at the end of each branch. This can result in denser, bushier plants with more flowers or buds. To achieve the best results, it is crucial only to remove around 20-30% of the plant’s total mass when fimming. Removing too much can result in stunted growth or an uneven canopy. When performed correctly, fimming can be an effective way to increase yields and produce higher-quality cannabis plants.
What are the pros and cons of Sea of Green?
The “Sea of Green” (SOG) method is a planting technique often used when growing cannabis. The main goal of SOG is to produce a large number of small plants rather than fewer large plants. This method can be very effective in terms of yield, as it allows growers to pack a large number of plants into a small space.This allows each plant to receive an equal amount of light, encouraging them to produce more flowers. To achieve this, growers typically start with a few clones and then carefully control the light and nutrients the plants receive. In some cases, SOG gardens may also be fitted with special reflective materials to maximize the amount of light the plants receive. The result is a dense canopy of flowers that can produce an impressive yield.
However, there are also some drawbacks to using SOG. First, it can be difficult to achieve uniformity when using this method, as growing various plants tend to mature at different rates. Second, SOG can result in a lower overall bud quality if not performed correctly, as smaller plants tend to produce lower-quality flowers. For these reasons, SOG is not necessarily always the best option for all growers.
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