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Master Kush Strain Overview
Master Kush is vintage flavored cannabis strain popular in Dutch Coffee shops since the mid-90s. It gained popularity in coffee shops as a unique tetraploid strain. Thus, most cannabis strains are diploid. The diploid has two sets of chromosomes, one from each parent in each cell. Tetraploid strains carry four times the number of haploid chromosomes, making eight sets. With 80% Indica content, it is a great strain to kick back with after a stressful week.
Master Kush Appearance, Aroma, Flavor
Indeed, Master Kush is stunning, with deep green leaves that grow compact, and short stems with intertwining orange pistils and frosted with sticky white trichomes. Its buds are light green and super dense, emitting a pungent must scent. Often described as vintage flavored cannabis, Master Kush has an earthy scent but has pleasant undertones of floral notes similar to incense. Its aroma is strong and once it’s broken up, it produces a citrus smell.
Its taste is delightful to behold. In fact, your senses go wild for its deep earthy aroma and pine-like flavor that lingers with undertones of lemon and subtle oak. Indeed, this is an excellent option for those who prefer a less harsh strain.
Effects
Its THC content averages at 16% and can get as high as 20%. It has popularized its high and is one of Snoop Dogg’s favorites. This strain produces strong, but not overwhelming, the euphoria that leaves consumers in a blissful haze. Experienced users report a rise in creativity and intellectual curiosity.
Also, some reported effects of this strain include the usual dry eyes and mouth when smoked.
Some patients also experience dizziness, paranoia, and anxiety with higher doses or when Master Kush is consumed as an edible.
Medical Benefits of Master Kush
The primary use of this strain is to ease stress and anxiety. Its strong, Indica-dominant effects are ideal in the evening and are extremely effective in treating insomnia. The body-numbing high effect of it can help manage chronic pain.
The strong, stereotypical ‘munchies’ produced by this strain may also be useful in stimulating an appetite for patients suffering from eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia.
