Kuchi Strain

Description

Kuchi Strain Info

It doesn’t really matter how Kuchi got its name, as it now has a rich history in the weed world. Popular in Amsterdam, the strain was created by breeder Devil’s Harvest Seeds, and you’ll quickly find out for yourself how productive a cross between a classic Indica and Sativa can be. Good for day or night usage and growing indoors or out, Kuchi is extremely versatile for any experience level of grower.

Genetics

You’ve heard of OG Kush and you’ve heard of Cheese – Kuchi is what you get when the two lineages combine. The phenotype’s origins are equally Indica and Sativa, adding to her overall appeal.

Flowering Time

With an 8.5-10 flowering time, rest assured the yields and effects of Kuchi make up for the strain’s extended growth cycle.

Yields

Due to her Afghan roots, Kuchi has a naturally compact shape, meaning this strain produces medium-sized yet high-quality yields whether grown indoors or outdoors.

Effects

Kuchi has pleasantly balanced effects that are equally soothing for the body and mind. The strain delivers a gradual body buzz that’s ideal for alleviating aches and pains, but can be slightly couch-locking at certain dosages. Cerebrally, Kuchi is uplifting, with bursts of energy and euphoria. Medically, the strain is beneficial for depression, fatigue, or stress.

THC Levels

What Kuchi lacks in quantity, she makes up for in quality with her potent levels of THC. The strain regularly reaches THC levels of 20-22% for intoxicating effects.

Smell And Taste

Kuchi’s initial scent is exactly what you’d expect from a classic lineage: pungently skunky. Upon puff, puff, passing, you’ll be treated to tangy terpenes from its parent strain, Cheese, followed by hints of zesty fruit flavors for a uniquely delicious taste. 

Grow Tips

Kuchi is ideal for indoor environments due to her compact size, but grows well outdoors, too. The strain is quite hardy and durable, ideal for beginner or advanced growers seeking high-quality yields. Its dense, nugget-like buds radiate with soft hues and glisten with trichomes. To grow the most successfully, here are a few tips to follow:

• The strain benefits from the Sea of Green method.
• It prefers warmer temperatures but can handle colder temps from time to time.
• Due to the plant’s broad leaves, maximizing light exposure with frequent de-leafing is recommended.

Kuchi Seeds

Add some uniqueness to your garden with these elusive Kuchi feminized seeds. Don’t wait or hesitate – you can easily buy online with great prices at Herbies now.

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