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Orange Kush

Name: Orange Kush
SKU: 2042
Price: 7.00 USD
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Relaxing just got a lot tastier!

Orange Kush is a balanced 50/50 hybrid created by crossing the OG Kush and Orange Bud. Overflowing with bag appeal, this strain’s nugs are long, ultra-dense, and resinous, adorned with a sweet orange fragrance and a bit of spicy aroma.

70%

Euphoria

80%

Happy

90%

Relaxing

60%

Social

30%

Creative

70%

Giggly

80%

Hungry

Citrus

Kush

Orange

Spicy

Sweet

Woody

Orange Kush strain info:

The THC content of Orange Kush can go as low as 13% and reach as high up as 24%, depending on how it is cultivated. Smokers will experience a deep sense of relaxation and euphoria. In high enough dosages, some can also get couchlocked, so enjoy accordingly. While most know for its incredibly calming body high, the strain provides a powerful cerebral buzz that makes users sociable, creative, and giggly. It’s also an excellent bud for washing away stress and chronic pain, relieving insomnia, and stimulating appetite.

Do you want to grow some Orange Kush at home? Great news for all cannabis cultivators–it’s simple enough for growers of any skill level and can flourish indoors or out. Furthermore, the strain, which may be cultivated using either regular or feminized seeds, matures into a modest-sized plant.

	Feminized & Regular
Genotype	Genotype50% Indica / 50% Sativa
Lineage	LineageOrange Bud x OG Kush
THC	THC13-24%
CBD	CBDInsignificant
Indoor Flowering / Yield	Indoor Flowering / Yield8-9 Weeks / 400-500 g/m²
Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield	Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldLate September-Early October / 400-500 g/plant
Recommended To	Recommended ToBeginners

Loads of sticky trichomes give way to Orange Kush’s incredible citrus fragrance. You’ll also find subtle hints of sandalwood, spice, and some kush earthiness. When combusted in a joint or pipe, the bud gives off a sweet orange flavor, with a bit of spicy and woody taste hanging out on the enjoyer’s palate.

Orange Kush reveals itself right away after smokers have savored its refreshing taste. The experience starts with tingling sensations spreading down from the neck down through the core. As users sink into this ganja’s cozy body high, negative thoughts melt into the background and deep breathing tends to happen more naturally. The cerebral effects include a subtle sensory distortion, along with a possible modest improvement in freely-associative thinking. The mental buzz also causes chattiness, accompanied by giggles throughout the high.

By and large, Orange Kush is a relaxing cannabis flower. While smokers will be having social butterflies fluttering in the air, it is not to be paired with demanding work or partying downtown, especially because the possibility of couchlock increases as the high wears on. It should not come as a surprise that the strain is recommended for use in the evening or a few hours before bedtime, as it can be potent enough to render most weed consumers incapable of accomplishing tasks.

Orange Kush is most known for its relaxant effect on the body, but it also boasts various medicinal applications. The bud is effective in relieving pain and inflammation, making it a valuable tool for those who suffer from arthritis, migraines, headaches, and other conditions that cause pain and swelling.

Moreover, Orange Kush may help quiet the mind, encourage a mental state of relaxation while boosting the mood. It is often used to relieve stress, depression, and anxiety. A few hours after, the high can also be beneficial for those who struggle to fall or stay asleep. It provides a significant improvement in sleep quality, including increased sleep duration and reduced awakenings during the night.

Lastly, the munchies brought about by Orange Kush has been shown to increase appetite in cancer patients and those undergoing chemotherapy. It can help them maintain their weight and keep their strength up as they fight their illness. In fact, its THC content can help relieve nausea and vomiting caused by the treatment, as it can effectively suppress these symptoms.

Orange Kush can also help people with eating disorders. For example, those with anorexia nervosa often have a distorted view of food and their own body image. The strain can help them to eat normally again and to see food in a more positive light. It can also increase the pleasure that they get from eating, helping them to enjoy mealtimes and to put on weight.

While the benefits of Orange Kush are many, it is not without its side effects. For one, it can cause lightheadedness, which can lead to falls and serious injuries. The bud can also become a potent trigger for heightened anxiety or paranoia for users who are predisposed to such thinking patterns. Lastly, it can cause dry mouth and eyes, which can be uncomfortable but easily mitigated by drinking plenty of hydrating fluids.

Orange Kush Grow Info

There are many reasons to grow your own Orange Kush. Some of the benefits include having control over the growing environment to ensure you get the most out of your frown in terms of potency and yield size. You also won’t have to worry about pesticides or other harmful chemicals on your crops.

Growers who have tried growing Orange Kush love it for its uncomplicated growth patterns, satisfactory bud production, and high resistance to most molds and pests. Plus, the plant also only grows between 70 to 90 cm tall, making it a great choice for those who lack space.

When cultivated outside, Orange Kush thrives under a warm Mediterranean climate. Exposing cannabis plants to direct sunlight will help the production of more cannabinoids, and access to mineral- and nutrient-rich soil will help them grow bigger and stronger. That said, growing marijuana outdoors exposes the plants to the elements such as wind, rain, and hail, so we recommend growing in a pot, so you can move the plant inside in case of weather changes. One Orange Kush grown in optimal outdoor conditions can share up to 500 grams of fresh buds, which are ready for harvest by late September to early October.

If you prefer to cultivate away from prying eyes, growing Orange Kush indoors is an excellent option. You can control the environment, including the humidity, light, and temperature levels, which can create a perfect setting for your plants to thrive. Indoor growing also allows you to harvest multiple crops per year, while outdoor growing typically produces just one crop per season. A well-regulated grow room can produce between 400 and 500 grams per square meter after 8 to 9 weeks of flowering.

Orange Kush Strain FAQ

Orange Kush is a beginner-friendly strain that can flourish even under the care of growers with just a basic understanding of how cannabis plants grow. Here’s how you start:

Give Enough Room. Growing one or two plants at first is ideal since you’ll still be learning and making mistakes along the way. If possible, provide 3 to 4 square feet for every plant and several feet above to give them enough room to grow. A simple 2’x2’x4’ tent should be sufficient for your first cannabis cultivation, but some invest in bigger tents that can accommodate more plants in the future. A closet or a spare room are good options too, if you prefer not to buy a grow tent.

Prepare the essentials. Before you start growing, you’ll need to get these ready:

A growing medium. You can either use soil or go soilless using coco coir, expanded clay pellets, perlite, vermiculite, coarse sand, etc.
Pots with drainage holes. 5-gallon buckets or any similar-sized containers will be sufficient.
Drain tray. You’ll need it for your potting containers or the grow tent’s floor will be filthy with muddy water.
Lighting system. There are several choices for light sources, from LEDs to CFLs and High-Intensity Discharge (HID) lights. Some of these selections create a lot of heat or consume a significant amount of electricity, such as HIDs. Others are considerably less so. LEDs are a wonderful choice for first-time growers. They use little electricity, produce minimal heat, and are straightforward to set up. Suspend them approximately 18 inches above the plants, adjusting the height as necessary.
Fertilizers for each growth stage. Cannabis plants have their own ratio requirements for each nutrient at every stage of development. The three macronutrients are represented by the acronym NPK, which stands for nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K). Calcium, magnesium, and sulfur are secondary macronutrients. To thrive, plants require macronutrients as well as micronutrients such as manganese, boron, sulfur, iron, molybdenum, zinc, and copper.

Germinate the seeds. Germination, or when a seed breaks out of its shell, is the first stage in the growth of a cannabis plant. These are the three most common ways to germinate cannabis seeds:

Germinate in soil. The most natural way to germinate your cannabis seeds is in soil, which protects delicate roots from harm. Potting soil that has been only lightly fertilized is a great option, or you may choose a seed starter with a pH level of 6 or lower. Do not use nutrient-rich soils as they are only suitable for mature plants.
Germinate in water. This is the best approach to make your seeds pop sooner. The hard shell cannot withstand moisture, allowing the root to break through more easily.
Germinate in paper towels. The use of damp paper towels (or cotton pads) to moisten seeds is a relatively recent technique for cultivators to germinate their cannabis seeds. The dampened materials are used to provide the seed with the moisture it requires.

Orange Kush

Orange Kush strain info:

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Orange Kush Grow Info

Orange Kush Strain FAQ

Orange Kush

Orange Kush strain info:

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Aroma and Flavor

Effects

Medical Benefits

Orange Kush Grow Info

Orange Kush Strain FAQ

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