Cataract Kush Autoflower Seeds

Cataract Kush is known for its intense resin covered trichomes that looks clearly crystallized and gives it a greyish black color. No wonder it’s won multiple awards in the High Times Cannabis Cup category. The Cataract Kush strain is the resultant cross of the esteemed OG Kush and highly-lauded LA Confidential. This near-pure indica may be a bit much for newbies has 25% THC. And they can be easily grown by novices and master cultivators alike to produce plants with an indica to ruderalis ratio of 90:10.

What are the effects of Cataract Kush cannabis?

• Relaxed
• Happy
• Euphoric

Many users describe the effects of Cataract Kush cannabis as being akin to having cataracts on their eyes. Fortunately, this somewhat visually discombobulating effect is short-lived. As a near-pure indica, Cataract Kush provides users with a heavy body high and big cerebral buzz that is euphorically uplifting, imbuing users with an overall sense of happiness. Once its powerful physical effects fully kick in, users are likely to feel awash in relaxation and most likely glued to their couch. As a potently sedating cannabis strain, using Cataract Kush in the evening is generally recommended as this indica is all about chilling out and getting a solid night’s sleep.

What does Cataract Kush taste like?

Cataract Kush, which has a cloyingly sweet fruity and medicinal-like fragrance to it, offers users a wonderful blend of diesel and skunk with delightful dashes of citrus, spices, and sweet herbal notes. When combusted, Cataract Kush’s skunky-smelling and tasting smoke is known to be rather harsh and cough-inducing. However, upon exhaling, its flavor is an interesting marriage of sweet and sour.

How do I grow Cataract Kush cannabis seeds?

Not only is Cataract Kush well-suited for indoor or outdoor growing, it’s also rated an easy strain for growers of all skill levels to cultivate, including those attempting to grow cannabis for the first time. Plus, since all Growers Choice cannabis seeds are feminized, the chance of ending up with male or hermaphrodite plants is only about 10%.

Grown outside, Cataract Kush does well in cool, temperate climates and inside will thrive in either soil or hydroponics. No matter where you grow it, you’ll want to top and trim it from time to time so that light and air can circulate to its lower growing nodes. Low-stress training methods are also advisable for increasing its yield.

To bring out Cataract Kush’s blue and purple hues, you’ll need to expose your plants to cold, but never freezing, nighttime temperatures near the end of their vegetative growth stage.

What do Cataract Kush cannabis plants look like?

Cataract Kush plants grow to be short and bushy, which is typical of an indica strain. Its medium to large-sized tapered buds are tightly-packed together, which is another indica structural trait. Cataract Kush nuggets are a mix of mossy greens and yellows, with rich blue and purple accents that are brought out when properly shocked. Curling through this near-pure indica’s snowy white trichome-coated buds are curvy orange pistils.

When to harvest your Cataract Kush cannabis plant

Cultivated indoors, Cataract Kush tends to be ready to harvest in around 8 to 9 weeks with a good-sized yield of about 400 grams per square meter. Grown outside, this 90% indica strain should easily provide cultivators with an approximate 400 grams per plant sometime in or around the middle of October.