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If you’re familiar with cannabis hybrids, then Bubba Kush probably needs no introduction. Created in the 1990s, “The Bubba” has built up a significant following amongst indica fans. Indeed, cannasseurs often list Bubba Kush as the exemplar of an indica “in-da-couch”feeling.
But you don’t have to be a marijuana smoker to sample Bubba Kush’s flavors and effects. As smokable hemp flowers become more fashionable, cultivators are re-creating many iconic cannabis strains in high-CBD form. While the effects aren’t as intense as original Bubba flowers, these hemp nugs provide a relaxing, non-psychoactive experience and virtually identical flavors.
Bubba Kush is one of the dozens of famous hybrids with a mysterious origin story. Nobody knows for sure how Bubba Kush came to be, but the most likely theory involves a breeder named Berger, a bag of rare weed seeds, and a trip to the Louisiana Bayou. Allegedly, Matt Berger was visiting New Orleans when he got hold of a unique Northern Lights phenotype. While in Florida, Matt Berger accidentally crossed this Northern Lights pheno with some OG Kush to make the first batch of Bubba Kush.
Throughout the 1990s, Berger spread Bubba Kush nugs throughout LA’s hot underground weed scene. Today, Bubba Kush has become a staple strain in seed banks and dispensaries in states with recreational cannabis laws. It’s also common to find Bubba Kush on lists of the all-time best indicas.
Overall, Bubba Kush has many of the flavors you’d expect from a Hindu Kush descendant. Right out of the bag, you’ll notice Bubba Kush has strong earthy overtones with traces of hash, spice, and “dankness.” However, what distinguishes Bubba from many other Kush buds is its subtle hints of cocoa, mocha, and coffee bean. While these odd flavors may not be pronounced, they are enough to set Bubba Kush in a category all its own.
Despite what Bubba Kush’s name suggests, it doesn’t have a sugary “bubblegum” flavor. You may pick up some fruity notes from the terpene myrcene, but Bubba Kush isn’t a dessert strain. Indeed, the closest resemblance Bubba Kush has to bubblegum is in its texture. Bubba Kush’s dense nugs are super syrupy, so be prepared to get sticky fingers when handling your batch of Bubba!
Bubba Kush is a “stoner strain” par excellence. Even though Bubba Kush is technically a hybrid, most lab tests list it as a 100 percent indica. There’s also plenty of anecdotal evidence that Bubba Kush has all of the stereotypical sedative traits of an indica-heavy strain.
While it’s possible users could experience a head-rush immediately after smoking Bubba Kush, these effects will morph into a full-body high. Tokers commonly report a pleasant “tingly” sensation all over as their muscles start to relax. As the high progresses, tokers typically get comfy in their favorite couch as they experience a lazy, unfocused high. People who struggle with anxiety, PTSD, or insomnia report the best success taking Bubba Kush later in the day.
The average THC content in Bubba Kush cultivars is always well above 15 percent. Indeed, most of the Bubba Kush nugs in dispensaries nowadays advertise THC concentrations over 20 percent. However, CBD is generally below one percent in Bubba Kush hemp flowers.
Bubba Kush’s high THC concentration combined with its sedative effects make it a poor choice for new tokers. People who are going to try the original Bubba Kush should have a moderate THC tolerance.
No matter your cannabis skill level, it’s not a good idea to take Bubba Kush early in the day. Even a tiny dose of original Bubba Kush will adversely affect your productivity and focus.
If you’re not used to marijuana, then smoking original Bubba Kush buds will overload your endocannabinoid system. The safest way to try this strain for the first time is to start with a CBD-heavy Bubba Kush hemp alternative.
While CBD Bubba Kush has all the hahsy aromas found in the original, it has more subdued effects. Our hemp Bubba Kush is still 100 percent indica, but it doesn’t have psychoactive properties. People who try CBD Bubba Kush often report soothing effects without feeling immobilized. CBD Bubba Kush may not be the best strain for productivity, but it won’t put you in full “couchlock mode.”
Research into CBD’s sedative potential is still in its early phases. However, a few scientists believe CBD’s anti-anxiety effects could make it easier to fall asleep. There’s also some evidence that cannabinoids like CBD could influence our circadian rhythm.
Due to CBD Bubba Kush’s indica predominance, there’s a greater chance this strain will have a noticeable effect on your sleep. Although CBD hemp affects everyone differently, Bubba Kush has a strong indica genotype and high traces of the terpene myrcene. Known for its sweet and musky odor, myrcene is also associated with sedative effects.
Even if you’re used to smoking CBD hemp strains, it’s best to try CBD Bubba Kush late in the day when you have nothing on your schedule. Compared with most other CBD strains, Bubba Kush has a higher chance of inducing sedation.
Most Hemp growers will send all of their CBD hemp flowers to third-party labs for thorough cannabinoid evaluations. Following the 2018 US Farm Bill, only CBD flowers with ≤ 0.3 percent delta-9 THC content is sold.
You can find this popular hemp strain on most online CBD shops as well as find it for sale in bulk at most wholesalers.
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