Nepal Kush

Nepal Kush by Flying Dutchmen is making a name for itself in the world of conventional Kush strains – this plant was designed for consumers that love making their own BHO, Hash and charas. It has quite a balanced structure and medium yields, but the quality of the buds themselves makes up for it. This strain is 95% indica, so you can expect short, robust plants with a Kush structure.

Indoors this plant will practically spew resin that has an interesting wild flower aroma and a deep, earthy flavor. It grows out short 10cm-long branches, allowing you to place many plants together in small areas. Make sure that you let the soil dry out quite a lot before watering again, as this strain is quite susceptible to high humidity and rot. It’ll take around 65 days to flower, although it can finish up a bit earlier if you flip it to flower a few days before usual.

When planted outdoors you’ll get bigger buds but it’ll be a little less aromatic. This, however, makes it a great option if you want to grow plants in areas where you need a bit of discretion. Its low stature is also great for camouflaging it. It can produce up to 450g from just one plant if you manage to keep it stable and well-fed during its life cycle. Nepal Kush flowers quite fast and can be ready to harvest towards the end of September. This seed bank recommends harvesting at the beginning of September, although if you leave it for a bit more the buds can get heftier.

As well as giving good yields, it also has a delicious, exceptional flavor. It gives a purely indica effect, very similar to Skunk with a more stimulating hint. You can really notice this strains Afghan genes in effect and resin.

• Sativa/Indica: 60/40%
• Flowering: 8-9 weeks indoors, end of September/beginning of October outdoors.
• Height: 0.8-1m indoors, 2-2.5m outdoors.