Hindu Kush Seeds

How to Grow Hindu Kush Pot Plants?

Hindu Kush mmj is easy to grow and prefers a warm climate. The Hindu Kush grows short,but if given space, it can spread sideways and can reach larger than usual heights.

Indoor Growing vs. Outdoor growing

Flowering period for this purebred mmj strain in an indoor environment lasts for up to 8 weeks with a yield of about 14 oz per meters squared. The temperature and humidity need to resemble the conditions in the mountains of Afghanistan for this plant to thrive in the outdoors. It completes its flowering cycle by late September or early October. The yield shoots up remarkably and averages to about 16 oz of potent mmj per plant!

Feeding

During the growing phase, feeding the plants with ample amounts of calcium and magnesium along with trace of nitrogen-richnutes is recommended. It is crucial that the plants are supplied with bloom formulas to assist them producing high-quality buds.

Grow Techniques

As it is with all indica strains, Hindu Kush grows short, bushy and dense making it an ideal candidate for growing indoors. Arranging the plants using the SOG technique coupled with an adequately drained hydroponic setup assists in producing resinous buds and impressive yields. It is advised to keep the growing area well ventilated using efficient exhaust systems to keep humidity levels to a minimum. Periodic topping of the dense canopy is recommended to keep bud rot and powdery mildew infestation at bay.

Recreational Effects

• Lets the user drift off, hallucinate and imagine what they want all the while relaxing their day away
• Makes the user feel relaxed and chilled
• Ideal for insomniacs as it calms the nerves and hasa strong sleep inducing properties
• Induces the happy vibrations and takes the user on to a euphoria induced roller coaster ride
• High lasts for up to hours on end and leaves the user feeling ecstatic
• Causes the‘munchies’ syndrome

Side Effects

• Dizziness
• Dry Eyes
• Dry Mouth

Medical Use

Physiological

• Gastrointestinal Disorder
• Lack Of Appetite
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Pain
• Nausea

Psychological

• Anxiety
• Insomnia
• Stress

Taste & Aroma

Hindu Kush is popular for its exceptional fragrance that resembles the aromas of its origin. The smell resembles pungent mixed with earthy notes along with hints of fresh pine needles and fresh floral undertones. The smoke report of this strain has spicy and sweet notes when inhaled and hints of lemon and creamy sweetness upon exhale.