Hindu Kush Feminized Seeds 5 Pack

A classic, pure indica characterized by its robust nature, compact growth and short flowering time (45 to 50 days). Also suitable for novices.

This original, pure indica comes from the Hindu Kush, a remote mountainous region between Afghanistan and Pakistan. This classic variety owes a number of beneficial attributes to its origins in the mountains.

The thick coat of trichomes protect the plant against wind and poor weather. Plants grown from feminized Hindu Kush seeds are resistant to disease and mold. Novices love the great resilience in sub-optimal growing conditions or fluctuating temperatures.

Growth pattern of Hindu Kush Feminized

Hindu Kush Feminized cannabis seeds produce plants with compact growth, a short flowering time (45 to 50 days) and flower development. Grown in a moderate climate and given a long summer, the plants reach impressive heights.

These cannabis strains produce short, strong branches with heavy buds that rapidly grow bigger in the flowering phase. These plants hold a lot of their energy in the central cola. This growth pattern makes them perfect for cultivation methods such as Sea of Green (SOG) or Lollipopping.

Taste and smell of Hindu Kush Feminized

Expect a distinctive aroma. It is a combination of aromatic woods and classic Afghan base notes. Many other hybrids are based on Hindu Kush, but the characteristic sandalwood flavor remains unique. There is a sweet note at the start of the flowering time, which, after the buds mature, is transformed into a savory flavor that is immediately recognizable to aficionados.

Did you know?

• Hindu Kush Feminized is an absolute classic among cannabis strains. Did you know that Katie Melua even dedicated one of her songs to this strain? “Halfway Up The Hindu Kush” is the perfect musical accompaniment to a relaxed evening on the sofa.
• According to “High Times” magazine, Hindu Kush from Sensi Seeds is one of the best 25 cannabis strains of all time.

All seeds contain less than 0.2% THC and are compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill.