Martian Kush (DNA Genetics)
A cross of Martian Mean Green x The OG #18, Martian Kush excels when it comes to potency, taste and aroma. She is slightly indica dominant, and as such produces a balanced yet powerful mind and body high. Martian Kush has a flowering time of 9 weeks, and at the end of it, can offer up to 600g/m² of mouth-wateringly tasty bud.
| Genetics | 60% indica - 40% sativa |
| Parents | Martian Mean Green x The OG #18 |
| Flowering period | 9 weeks |
| THC% | Medium |
| CBD% | Unknown |
| Yield (indoor) | 550-600g/m² |
| Height (indoor) | Medium |
| Yield (outdoor) | High |
| Height (outdoor) | Medium |
| Harvest time (outdoor) | October |
| Available as | Feminized seeds |
| Seed bank | DNA Genetics |
Martian Kush: Ganja genetics from Mars have arrived
Breaking News, aliens have arrived! To kill some time during their interplanetary journey, they huffed and puffed some extraordinary, extraterrestrial dank. The chief alien set foot on earth's soil, brought out some magnificent ganja, elevated it into the air, and said: “I have a dream, that Humans and Martians can live in peace, and make the maddest hot-box in the galaxy”.
DNA Genetics got hold of this awesome Martian strain, which they coined as Martian Mean Green. They decided to hybridize it with OG#18 to show their allegiance to peace between Humans and Martians. Martian Kush was conceived and the result was spectacular! The highs produced by this 60% indica and 40% sativa strain are very versatile. Physical and cerebral sensations will be enhanced, while sending you into a relaxed state of being. With its potent THC-levels, you’ll feel like you're in space, chilling with your fellow Martians.
After only 9 weeks of flowering, Martian Kush is ready for harvest. The trichomes will be covering the perfectly green sugar leaves and calyxes. You can expect some serious yields. Due to the alien genetics present, you can experience up to 600g/m² of perfectly dank nugs!
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The Story behind Kush
Kush strains are basically a cornerstone of Cannabis breeding and have been used to create an almost endless list of new varieties. Read more about Kush at Zativo.
