White Kush

White Kush pairs frosty White-type resin with Kush bulk, and our record traces it to Afghan Kush, Afghani and White Widow. Sources are vague on a single breeder or exact cross, so parentage varies by who grew the jar. It is listed as an indica with a single THC reading of 22%.

Caryophyllene, myrcene and pinene are named, though no percentages are on file, so the order is unknown. Flavor tags are limited to earthy and spicy, while effects are tagged tingly, happy, sleepy and calm, with nervous noted as a possible downside. Pale, sugar-coated flowers are the signature, and the smell leans forest floor, black pepper and resin, sometimes with a sweet cream note after grinding.

It is an end-of-day pick more than a morning one. The nervous tag is worth taking seriously if you tend to get anxious on high-THC indicas, so keep the first session small and the setting comfortable. Treat the 22% as a ballpark rather than a promise for any given batch.