Kush refers to a family of cannabis genetics that originally originated in the Hindu Kush mountains. When this type of cannabis plant was discovered, it was not known that it could grow anywhere else. This is one of the reasons why the plant has been given its area-specific name. In recent times, it has become clear that the same type of plant also grows locally in other countries and regions. Therefore, kush is now a common term for plants of the same variety, regardless of where they originate. What these plants have in common is that they are known for their robust growth, dense flowers and characteristic aromas. These characteristics make Kush a popular choice among collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate details such as the structure of the flower, color, trichome density and terpene profile.

Kush genetics

The Kush genetics themselves form the basis for many other well-known varieties of cannabis such as, O.G. kush, Bubba Kush and Purple Kush, each with their own unique profile of cannabinoids and terpenes. O.G. Kush is a common term for kush that has been grown near the ocean, which has given it the description Ocean Grown.