Bubba Brother

Bubba Brother Marijuana Seeds

Strain ratings
5/5
Strain Profile
THC
Medium
Yield
Average to High
Type
Indica Dominant
Flowering Period
9 to 10 weeks
Climate
Indoor and outdoor
Growing Difficulty
Moderate
Height
Small to Medium
Flavors
Fruity, Spicy, Earthy, Sour, Piney

Where To Buy Bubba Brother Marijuana Seeds

Bubba Brother Marijuana Seeds Information

This hybrid is a product from Karma Genetics and is an indica dominant strain. Its parents are Bubba Kush (Katsu Cut) and Happy Brother x Chemdog D IX1 #3. It has wide and lengthy leaves that are green in color, tiny white hairs and noticeable buds and flowers with striking colors.

Bubba Brother needs more or less than 67 days of flowering time. It offers the delicious savory flavors of fruity, spicy, earthy, sour, and piney. And of course, due to its indica roots, it can cause euphoric but relaxing and enjoyable high making it perfect for siesta sessions and night time use before going to bed.

What are the Flavor and Effects of Bubba Brother?

Bubba Brother offers the tasty goodness fruity, spicy, earthy, sour, and piney flavors. When consumed, it brings euphoric high, but calming and relaxing. It can also spark the hidden creativity in you if you haven’t brought it out yet.

What are the medical benefits of Bubba Brother?

Bubba Brother relieves stress, temporarily aids depression, acts as a painkiller, and it is also an anxiety-reducing strain, and helps fatigued people ease their feeling.

Negative Effects you Can Expect from Bubba Brother

Even with the wondrous medical benefits, Bubba Brother could give, hydration is recommended as this strain can cause slight dryness of the mouth and might induce anxiousness to some.

How to Grow Bubba Brother? Some information and Tips

Bubba Brother may be cultivated in indoor and outdoor locations. You may consult experts before getting this hybrid strain. For a perfect growth, the plant is preferred to be kept with close supervision to cast away pests and molds. To improve yields, feed it with proper fertilizer and nutrients.

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