Burmese Kush

Feminized Burmese Kush Seeds for Sale

Burmese Kush feminized cannabis seeds originated in the Netherlands and were originally bred to highlight, in a unified way, the distinct appeal of both sativa and indica cannabis. It wasn’t long before this 18% THC strain gained notoriety as a fixture amongst Amsterdam coffee shops. The offspring of OG Kush and a Burmese indica landrace strain, Burmese Kush marijuana is a fantastic addition to any pot collector’s treasure trove.

Tried-and-True Tips for Burmese Kush Cannabis Fans

Our general stance on intermediate and master-level plants is that while they’re not ideal for newbies, if your heart is set on this strain, we wouldn’t dissuade any aspiring gardener from giving it a go––so long as they do some research beforehand. This said Burmese Kush cannabis plants are most appropriate for intermediate-level growers and above. Below, we cover some of this strain’s key growing features, as well as handy tips for securing a generous yield.

Respectable Yields

Indoor growers of Burmese Kush cannabis can expect an average yield of 400 grams per square meter. Outdoor growers can anticipate about 400 grams per plant.

Harvest Time

When grown indoors, Burmese Kush plants have an average flowering time of 55-65 days. Outdoor growers should typically harvest their plants around late September.

Ideal Conditions

This strain is suitable for indoor or outdoor growing and can be cultivated using a variety of mediums and techniques. In general, this strain loves sunshine-rich environments. We do recommend sheltering your plants from other elements, such as excessive humidity. Burmese Kush cannabis is prone to mold and mildew, but a protective growing setup—whether indoors, in a greenhouse or outside in a less-humid climate, can help mitigate these issues.

Growing techniques

The Sea of Green (SOG) method is useful if you’re dealing with limited vertical space. Given that Burmese Kush cannabis plants tend to be on the smaller side, this growing technique only emphasizes their intrinsic space-saving abilities. Essentially, SOG is a low-stress technique that involves planting a larger number of plants in a limited space and triggering the flowering phase early using light cycles.

Light Cycles and Photoperiods

If you opt to grow indoors, you can use artificial lights to nourish your plants. Indoor lighting also affords the grower more control as to when their crop enters the flowering phase. As a photoperiod strain, Burmese Kush cannabis plants will enter the flowering stage when they experience a dip in the amount of light they receive each day. If you opt for the SOG technique, you’ll want to deliberately expose your plants to reduced amounts of light earlier in their life cycle.

Germination

If you have intermediate-level skills, chances are you’re already familiar with how to germinate seeds. However, if you’d like a refresher or would like to try an especially simple technique, we recommend taking a peek at our germination guide. The best part? If you use our method, your seeds will be backed with a  90% germination guarantee.

If you love balanced hybrids, strong earthy scents, and happy-yet-relaxing effects, Burmese Kush feminized cannabis seeds are a must-have addition to your marijuana collection. Order your very own packet today!