Kush And Roger
Kush refers to a subset of strains of indica cannabis. The name “Kush” originates from the Hindu-Kush mountains where it was cultivated for thousands of years located in Afghanistan and Northern Pakistan and is the westernmost extension of the Himalayan Mountain Range, perfect for growing Indica.
The area has long been known for its ongoing conflicts as well as its history of marijuana and hashish production. The fertile valleys and hillsides of the Hindu Kush have, for centuries, produced the world’s finest hash. Years of natural and human selection make the most resinous plants have resulted in short, stocky bushes covered with huge, shiny trichomes.
The passes across the Hindu Kush have been of great military significance for centuries, providing access to the northern plains of India, once used by Alexander the Great, Timur, and others in their invasions of India. The name ‘Hindu Kush’ itself tells us about the fate of the Hindu’s in this area from about the 13th to 15th century, unlike the Jewish holocaust, the exact toll of the Hindu genocide suggested by the name Hindu Kush is not available. However the number is easily likely to be in millions, millions were slaughtered or died of exposure when travelling into slavehood through the Hindu Kush by Muslum conquerers partly to teach a lesson to the future Hindu generations of India and also because of religious prejudice and many Hindu slaves died when they were transported through the Hindu Kush to central Asia because of the harsh climate. ‘Hindu Kush’ in Persian means ‘Hindu Slaughter’ opr ‘Hindu Killer’ means literally ‘Kills the Hindu’. It is significant that it is one of the only place names on earth that reminds us not of the victory of the winners but rather the slaughter of the losers. However, Indians in general, and Hindus in particular are completely oblivious to this tragic genocide because the Government of India does not teach them about Hindu Kush. The Indian government does not want the true history of the Hindu Muslim conflicts during the medieval ages to be taught in schools. Often the official governmental historians brush aside questions such as those that Hindu Kush raises. They argue that the British version is the product of their ‘divide and rule’ policy’ hence their version is not necessarily true. India’s memory is short and partially blames Britain because of resentment over past British colonial rule over them – The British who happened to be the ones who eventually saved them from Muslim rule. Hindus have suffered a terrible Holocaust, probably without parallel in human history, probably, one of the biggest genocides history. There has practically been no serious research on the subject or mention in history books.
How Did Kush Get To Canada?
In the 1960s and early ’70s, bold and brave travelers on the “Hippie Trail”, part of which runs through the Hindu Kush, returned to the US, Canada and Europe with primo seeds and began growing Kush strains in earnest. The indica-dominant genetics, the shortened typical flowering times, allowed Kush to be grown all the way up to Alaska. Because of Kush, “homegrown” was at that time a point of pride, as opposed to now, as a term of derision.
Kush has become a genetic anchor for many of the strains we know today … much like Skunk #1 was for 2 decades and still has a strong influence today. Kush has also taken on another meaning. The word “Kush” seems to have lost some of its meaning – but those who know can immediately discern that particular lemon-fuel odor and telltale tiny nuggets as the real deal.
In some places, slang for good weed is simply called Kush, used to suggest that the weed being sold is highly potent, rather than to indicate any particular genetic heritage. Here in Ontario, all the dealers tell you it is Kush, when in fact it is obviously not.
Medical Marijuana Kush
Many medical-marijuana dispensaries specialize in carrying as many varieties of Kush as they can get their hands on, and there are literally hundreds to chose from. The Kush strain is popular in the medical marijuana industry and has been used as a patented treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) under the name ‘Sativex’. It’s good for pain, spasms, insomnia, anxiety, appetite, inflammation, glaucoma, relaxing, creativity, nausea, depression, sleep apnea, sex drive, Epilepsy, overactive bladders as well as other benefits, overall a great strain for anything. They say this strain helps “Kush” the pain.
We haven’t had anyone jump way out ahead of the pack in a while in sheer, mind numbing stupidity (at least no one new), so let me introduce you to U.S. Representative Mark Kirk, In the USA, Strains with “Kush” in their name boast such a reputation for potency that Republican Congressman Mark Kirk of Illinois introduced a bill to increase penalties for the distribution of “Kush.” he was heavily influenced by the reputation of Kush at that time, the incredibly ignorant Mark Kirk (R-IL) introduced a bill in 2009 to dramatically increase prison sentences for marijuana trafficking offenses if the pot in question had THC levels over 15%, with penalties of up to 25 years in prison for a 1st-time offense. Warning that “kush super-marijuana” was invading the country, a country with a prison population at an embarrassing 25% of the world’s total (that’s the whole world),”Kush is a modified marijuana that delivers up to ten times the THC level of the marijuana we may have seen in the 1960s and 70s,” What a Nut, it just goes to show you that any fool can be a politician. all you have to do is take bribes and pass foolish laws in the land of the prisons.
This Indica Will Put You In-Da-Couch
This is the bud known for its “couch-lock” – a perfect strain for an evening nightcap, but also one capable of changing all your plans when puffed at mid-day. The intense, extremely long-lasting stone aren’t soon forgotten. At marijuana competitions, Many Kush varieties have won prizes for their breeders at our annual pot-tasting festival in Amsterdam each November. From the original Skunks of the 1980s to the Kushage, Vanilla and Kaia Kush of the current era, the strain’s potency and flavor are undeniable. While Haze varieties dominate the sativa category, Kushes traditionally prevail among the indicas. Kush strains have also provided the genetic basis for many perennial winners that don’t have the word “Kush” in their names, such as White Widow, Sensi Star and AK-47. And regarding Hash, much of the best hashish in Holland continues to be made from these Kush strains. The High Times Cannabis Cup is the world’s foremost cannabis festival and they have 6 events each year around the US and in Amsterdamn. These events allows judges from around the world to sample and vote for their favorite marijuana varieties, indica cannabis products that contain the genetic traces of Kush are the predominant winners’.
What OG Kush Can Do For You!
OG Kush is known to be fairly difficult to grow; producing low yields if not grown correctly. This also makes it a risky investment for growers, which tends to drive down the supply. The debate over the genetics of OG Kush and what exactly ‘OG’ stands for has been a heated topic of discussion for many years. Here is what we do know. Despite that fact, OG Kush is highly sought out for because of its unique taste, scent, look, feel and high, which is definitely not for the feint of heart. The compact buds are almost neon green in color, with heavy crystallization that will leave your fingers extremely sticky after handling. When grown properly, the strain is a delicacy that deserves a spot on every marijuana enthusiast’s wish list. In late 93’ a grower in northern California got his hands on the famous Chemdawg strain. He goes on to say (summarized from Seedfinder), that this was shared with a fellow grower from Sunset Beach who claimed he had a male that was the, “secret ingredient,” for breeding. The male was a cross of Lemon Thai and an Old World Paki Kush (possibly where the ‘Kush’ came from), and was an ideal mix for the Chemdawg. The buds became wildly popular in Los Angeles by ’95.
The urban myth is that the original grower of the new strain was handed a bowl when his friend mentioned that the Kush he was about to smoke was “so good because it was mountain grown.” Upon further inspection, the grower detected the recognizable scent of his own crop and corrected the man by saying, “This Kush isn’t mountain grown, its Ocean Grown Kush, Bro!” From that point on the name Ocean Grown Kush caught on and was shortened to OG Kush over time. Some theries, Some people believe that the ‘OG’ is a memorial to OverGrown.com, which was the world’s largest cannabis grow site until 2006 when they were shut down by the Canadian police for, “illegally distributing seeds.” another theory, Others believe that ‘OG’ stands for, “Original Gangster,” which was a strain from the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. It is thought that this is the plant that produced the OG’s that became so famous in southern California, putting the area on the medical marijuana map. The specific genetics of OG Kush will most likely forever remain a mystery, and honestly this is all right with us. The mysterious reputation makes it even more desirable; like a forbidden fruit.
Southern California Kush
Nowhere are Kush strains more prevalent than in Southern California. Many medical-marijuana dispensaries specialize in carrying as many varieties of Kush as they can get their hands on, and there are hundreds to chose from. Pure indicas tend to knock people out, but Sensi’s famous Hindu Kush has a more desirable quality to it, as well as a rich, hashy smoke that enlightens the senses. This strain has a super-short flowering time, coupled with the ablity to start filling out right away for big, fast yields. Great for beginners and experts alike, Hindu Kush is known for its pungent notes of sweetness followed by hints of sandalwood, which distinguish it from the Kush we know and love in the USA.
Pure 100% Indica
Pure Kush is a OG Kush phenotype that medical marijuana patients should know about. Medically used for pain therapy, this Indica provides instant and full-bodied pain relief. Pure Kush is a truly pretty lady. The flowering time indoors is 9 weeks, producing up to 900 grams per square meter (under 1000 Watt of light per square meter). It’s a good plant for SCRoG (growing through a net). Outdoors it finishes by end September, and can produce up to 900 grams per plant (with very large plants). It has a very nutty, sweet flavor, and a stoned couch-locking effect. It is a good plant for beginners. Thd positive effects are a good Body Buzz, Calming, Cerebral Creative Euphoria.Pridominant
relieved symptons are anxiety, depression, pain relief, and sleepiness, but there are many other symptons relieved.
Pure Kush Is Great For Sleep
This strains main purposes seem to be rest and relaxation inducement. One pressing of Pure Kush will last well into the 1 hour range before it’s effects begin to dull. You can expect to get 3 good pressings from one whipful without much drop off between pressings making Pure Kush a wise economic choice. Kush goes a long way, so do not be concerned about its premium price, it is well worth it. Pure Kush is an indica w/ prominent levels of CBD giving the Pure Kush marijuana user with a sedated body-type “stone”. Pure Kush is an effectual treatment for the symptoms of medical conditions like anxiety, chronic pain, insomnia, muscle spasms and tremors. While the presence of CBD in indica’s like this Pure Kush may moderate the “euphoric” effects of THC, these two components do however work in conjunction to treat chronic pain effectively. CBD in indica’s like this Pure Kush also have anti-biotic, anti-inflammatory, anti-depressant, anti-psychotic, anti-oxidant, sedative, as well as immunomodulatory properties; and it also works well to relieve convulsions, anxiety, inflammation, and nausea.
CBD Levels In Pure Indica Kush
Pure Kush his an indica w/ prominent levels of CBD giving the Pure Kush marijuana user with a sedated body-type “stone”. Pure Kush is an effectual treatment for the symptoms of medical conditions like anxiety, chronic pain, insomnia, muscle spasms and tremors. While the presence of CBD in indica’s like this Pure Kush may moderate the “euphoric” effects of THC, these two components do however work in conjunction to treat chronic pain effectively. CBD in indica’s like this Pure Kush also have anti-biotic, anti-inflammatory, anti-depressant, anti-psychotic, anti-oxidant, sedative, as well as immunomodulatory properties; and it also works well to relieve convulsions, anxiety, inflammation, and nausea.
High THC Levels In Kush
Kush can have a THC content as high as 30%, CBD content of 10%, and CBN content of 10%. As you can see, Kush is the strain to go for all your nedical ails.