Albino Kush

Albino Kush: The White Weed That Is Worth the Work

Albino Kush seeds require a lot of experience in cannabis growing to produce the desired buds come harvest time. Historically, because of its growth with the lack of chlorophyll, the strain is very rare. Combine that with how difficult it is to grow and you have a supremely special weed. Albino Kush is a relative of Hindu Kushw which grows naturally in the mountains of India and Afghanistan. Genetically altered to be white when it’s fully grown it is a highly sought-after bud by cannabis aficionados. Due to its rarity, there is no real way to find out when it made its way to the United States.

Growing Tips for Our Seeds

Albino Kush seeds are harder to grow than most cannabis strains although they are easy to germinate. You are going to need assistance if it is your first time growing and you want to harvest this sensitive strain. Luckily we are here to help. One of the most desired strains in the United States the care and determination it takes to have a heavy yield is well worth the time and understanding it takes to grow. Patience is a virtue when it comes to this strain and the process it takes to grow. You’ll have an easier time with an indoor grow because the conditions are easier to regulate. It doesn’t mean that outdoor grows are impossible, they just need to be watched over more carefully because of how outdoor variants are constantly changing. 

Dial in Your Growing Conditions

• Indoor or Outdoor: Growing Albino Kush plants indoors is incredibly easy since the lighting, temperature, and humidity can be easily modified. LEDs and HIDs are perfect for giving your plants 18 hours of artificial sunlight per day. This will help them grow in a shorter amount of time than an outdoor grow. Cultivating outdoors requires a bit more skill and a greener thumb than with most strains. The good news is that Albino Kush loves fresh air and unfiltered sunlight.
• Moisture control: Moisture-rich and nutrient-rich soil are key for both indoor and outdoor grows. Keep the humidity between 40-50% when flowering. The temperature during the day should be around 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. You will want it to be a little cooler at night. Dialing in both the temperatures and humidity will help with keeping mold away and help assure that you will have beautiful plants come harvest time.
• Training Techniques: Albino Kush plants love constant airflow. Low-stress training is ideal for these plants. Albino strains are extremely delicate so the less stress the better. Create a flat canopy to maximize light exposure to all buds and leaves. If you can dial in the amount of light and fresh air these plants get outdoor grows can be just a successful as indoor grows.

The Germination Game Plan

Before you even plant your Albino Kush female cannabis plants, you will first need to germinate these mostly indica seeds. To do so, refer to our free germination guide, knowing that they are backed by our impressive 90% germination guarantee.

Yields, Flowering Time and Harvest

• Flowering Time: When grown indoors the flowering time of these plants is usually around 8 to 9 weeks. When grown outdoors in the ideal climate you can anticipate being harvest-ready between September to early October. Both grows require lots of light so outdoor grows can take a little longer considering the weather.
• Yields: Both indoor and outdoor grows can expect a yield of around 400 grams. 

Dominant Terpenes in Albino Kush: What Makes this Strain so Rare?

Albino Kush’s herbal taste and aroma are created by its dominant terpenes. Everything from the scent to the effects can be attributed to its chemical makeup. The science behind this strain is especially unique and a better understanding of the build of the plant can assist with proper growth and harvest.

• Pinene: The Most Popular Terpene –  Pinene is abundant on Earth. It is one of the most popular terpenes and can be found in pine trees, conifers, and even orange peel. Pinene gives Albino Kush its earthy scent and flavor.
• Myrcene: Sit Back and Relax – This is a natural hydrocarbon that is found widely in essential oils because of its calming effect on the mind and body. This terpene gives Albino Kush its hint of hoppiness and lingering flavor profile
• Limonene: The Citrus Terpene – Responsible for citrusy notes within Albino Kush plants. This terpene has a welcoming scent that isn’t overbearing. 

Dominant Cannabinoids in Albino Kush: 

Cannabinoids are the background players in Albino Kush and can be attributed to the many of the effects the strain has to offer. That feeling of calm and warmth is in large part due to THC and CBD. The 50/50 Indica and Sativa strain is meant to uplift the mind and body. The cannabinoids are the compounds responsible for the mellow feeling and desired high.

• THC: The Main Character – THC is the most dominant cannabinoid on the molecular level of Blueberry Auto. The crystalline compound tetrahydrocannabinol is the main ingredient of cannabis. Topping out at 16%, the THC in the Indica heavy strain is responsible for the relaxing head and body high and sleepy effect. The THC in Blueberry Auto will give you a calm feeling that will help you remain calm without knocking you out.
• CBD: Important Even in Small Doses – CBD is the non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in cannabis